#76mm

[psychojumper]

DeWalt DCS438N-XJ Akku-Multimaterialschneider, 18VDCS438N-XJ

Ein Multimaterialschneider ist wirklich ein echtes Multitalent. Man kann ihn sehr flexibel und vielseitig bei den verschiedensten Aufgaben einsetzen. Einfach mal mal ein Stück Plastik oder Metall ablängen? Kein Problem. Und Dank des Akkus ist das erst recht sehr unkompliziert geschehen. Einfach nehmen und los. Die innovative, bürstenlose Motor-Technologie bietet eine höhere Leistung, kompaktere…

[somelegobird]

what did he do? why is the green one arrested again?

[captain-price-unofficially]

American M4A1 (76mm) Sherman tank of the 14th Armoured Division moves past a roadside littered with debris from the retreating German forces near, Silz, Germany. 23 March 1945

[dollsahoy]

Today's shop debut: The Garlic Pride Collection!

Each one is available as a 3"/76mm sticker on white vinyl

I know I didn't cover everything, but this seemed like a good start and I can add more if there's enough interest

[theworldatwar]

Canadian soldiers examine an array of captured enemy artillery after the D-day landings - Normandy, June 1944. These seem to include - a Soviet 76mm cannon, a Soviet 122mm howitzer (1938 M30) and a German PaK40

[brfphoto]

Asbury Park, NJ.

ISO 100 | 76mm | f/5.6 | 1/2000 sec

Photo © 2024 Brian R. Fitzgerald (www.brfphoto.com)

[enriquemzn262]

What do you MEAN the A-10 is the same size as the B-25? And that the B-25’s 76mm gun is SMALLER to the A-10’s Avenger.

Man, jet aircraft are some beefy motherfuckers.

[freezebobs]

TIEN FANS IVE MADE A CUTE LITTLE STICKER, he's saying Ganbatte! (Do your best!) 🌸💖

Sending them for free to whoever wants, just message me! More details under the cut. (Also on twitter)

There are two kinds, let me know which you'd like when you DM ☺️ (I might just send you both anyway though):

1️⃣ - Bigger, 3.75" tall (95mm), cut by hand✂️, not waterproof

2️⃣ - Smaller, 3" tall (76mm), vinyl / waterproof, machine cut

(The story behind this is i wanted to make it for myself, and then i knew I'd have extras, so I humbly offer stickers to the handful of other people who may be interested lol) (also i like sending mail😊)

[superfuji]

Ma allora, come è stato possibile fare arrivare i cannoni navali alla Marina militare israeliana? I documenti rinvenuti da Pagine Esteri negli archivi open del Pentagono consentono di ricostruire oggi le transazioni di un affare di poco meno di mezzo miliardo di dollari: Leonardo ha offerto i sistemi di guerra ad Israele; Israele ha chiesto di acquistarli dal governo degli Stati Uniti d’America; Washington li ha comprati dal gruppo italiano e li ha dirottati a Tel Aviv che poi li impiegherà nella carneficina contro Gaza e i palestinesi. L’arma migliore per dominare i mari La stampa internazionale specializzata nel settore difesa e sicurezza inizia a focalizzare l’interesse israeliano verso i cannoni made in Italy il 4 agosto 2016. In particolare fu l’accreditato sito statunitense Defensenews.com a rivelare che “dopo una decade di discussioni”, la Marina militare di Israele aveva avviato un negoziato con US Navy per “ricevere cannoni da 76mm a fuoco rapido dall’industria italiana contractor OTO Melara, una sussidiaria di Leonardo-Finmeccanica”. Per l’operazione era stata prevista una spesa di 100 milioni di dollari grazie alla copertura finanziaria delle autorità USA e “la consegna via US Navy dallo stabilimento della società italiana di Largo, Florida”. Nel reportage venivano riportate le dichiarazioni favorevoli ai Super Rapido da parte di alcuni ufficiali della Marina israeliana. “I nuovi cannoni equipaggeranno la flotta di superficie composta dalle unità Sa’ar-4.5, Sa’ar-5 di produzione USA e quattro nuove corvette Sa’ar-6 sotto contratto con i cantieri tedeschi”, rivelavano i militari di Tel Aviv. “Stiamo aspettando questo cannone da anni, da tanti anni. Il sistema di OTO Melara è già stato prodotto negli Stati Uniti per la Marina egiziana. Adesso è il nostro turno!”.

Dall’Italia a Israele passando per gli USA, le armi di Leonardo consegnate a Tel Aviv

[pinturas-segunda-guerra-mundial]

1941 Direct fire - Dmitry Alexandrovich Ananiev

A divisional 76mm artillery piece fires as an antitank gun against the panzers

[tpmmpt-1]

M4A3E8 Sherman Tank Of Company B, 72nd Tank Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division, fires its 76mm gun at enemy bunkers on Napalm Ridge, in support of the 8th ROK Division. Photograph is dated 11 May 1952.

[canopiancatboy]

45mm Soviet Anti Tank battery

In formation as part of the Hero Rifle Battalion, to provide basic light AT

They're going to be paired up with the in formation 82mm mortars and a pair of the 57mm guns for a decent mix. Honestly not a fan of the 76mm given the abundance of it in T-34s and KV-1s already

Sadly in late war I feel like these are almost a waste, better to drown cars and APC in PTRD or just bring real guns for big guys I think

[catgirlforeskin]

I MADE MORE TANKS

Strisvogn m/39 Medium

76mm QF 17 pounder gun, fit easily because my dick is huge

Angrepskanonvogn m/39

Bofors 75mm Mountain gun

Assault gun varient of the Strv m/39 (above)

Panservernkanonvogn m/39

US 90mm M3 tank gun that somehow traveled back in time

TD Varient of Previous

Pansretbil m/39

I didn't actually design this one lol

I just stuck a 20mm Anti tank rifle in there lol

Strisvogn m/39 Britisk

Based on weird hybrid of Cromwell and Matilda, made by the developer, so no I didn't actually make this one either lol.

Same 90mm gun as the TD above.

(I also renamed the light tank to the Strisvogn m/38, which is definitely not confusing in the slightest)

All the names are weird janky mashings of Norwegian, cause I'm kinda shit at Norwegian.

I don’t think I’ve ever asked, what game is this lmao

[captain-price-unofficially]

T29 followed by T32, a M4A3E8 with the M2 dozer kit, another 76mm Sherman with the M1 dozer kit, and a M32 recovery vehicle. Fort Knox, KY.

[dollsahoy]

Here's a quick photo with the old camera. I'll take pictures with the good camera tomorrow.

I'm glad it's finished. It's nice--I'm not thrilled with it, but I don't regret making it. I'll certainly wear it, once the weather cooperates

I cut 182 complete 3"/76mm squares, and used more partial squares around the edges and corners