What is believed to be the oldest photo taken in Colombia. This photo was taken in 1842 by French Diplomat Jean Baptiste Louis Gros in the capital Bogota, showing the Calle del Observatorio [525x757]3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
National Route 25 (Panamerican Highway) near the town of El Pedregal in the Narino Department, Colombia2yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Japanese Fighter pilot Takeo Tanimizu (32 kills) looking at his kill markings painted on his Zero fighter, 1945. Tanimizu once flew in low and threw his life preserver to U.S. Marine Captain Harvey Carter of Glendale, California, who had just been shot down and was swimming in the ocean3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Imperial Japanese Navy Special Naval Landing Force Troops on a beach in the Dutch East Indies, 1942.4yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Imperial Japanese Navy submarine I-17 firing its 140mm (14 cm/40 11th Year Type naval gun) deck gun at Ellwood Oil Field west of Santa Barbara, California (February 23, 1942)3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
The Japanese Carrier, IJN Hiryu, launches it’s Aichi D3A “Val” dive bombers during the Battle of Midway June 4th, 1942. This is the only known picture taken by the Japanese side during the Midway Operation.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
The recently finished Tunel del Occidente 2 (western tunnel) that spans 4.6 km and connects Medellin, Colombia with the Gulf of Uraba1yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A Japanese sailor rests under the wing of a Mitsubishi A6M2 Model 21 “Zero” fighter on the carrier Akagi, circa late 1941-42.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Imperial Japanese Navy Admiral Chuichi Nagumo (center) and his Chief of Staff Vice Admiral Ryunosuke Kusaka (right) on the bridge of the aircraft carrier Akagi, this picture was taken just a few days before the Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941)3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
On a road trip from VA to Los Angeles I spotted an old Ford Escort at a motel in Brinkley, Arkansas1yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/regularcarreviews
Colombian Army Presidential Guards troops with Miss Colombia early 90s [720x1005]2yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
Japanese dive bomber pilot Lieutenant Kiyoto Furuta, he was one of the few IJNAS aviators to take part in the Attack on Pearl Harbor and survive the war. In 2 separate occasions he scored hits with a 550 pound bomb on the fleet carrier Enterprise3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/ww2
Downtown Bogota, Colombia in January of 1976, image from a Super 8 movie my grandfather took1yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/TheWayWeWere
Intersection between Avenida NQS & Avenida Calle 100 and Carrera 15 in Northern Bogota, Colombia2yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Japanese dive bomber pilot Lieutenant Kiyoto Furuta, he was one of the few IJNAS aviators to take part in the Attack on Pearl Harbor and survive the war. In 2 separate occasions he scored hits with a 550 pound bomb on the fleet carrier Enterprise3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Cop. Nakano’s Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien (Tony) fighter being displayed on top of Nihonbashi-Mitsukoshi department store. On the 3rd of December 1944 at high altitude over Tokyo, Nakano, a member of special attack unit rammed a B-29. Nakano with his damaged Hien landed safely in rice field.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/Warthunder
Imperial Japanese Army troops on a transport ship headed for Attu, Aleutian Islands.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
The four Kongo-class fast battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy; Hiei, Kirishima, Haruna, and Kongo in battle formation during the Indian Ocean Operation, March 1942.[780x524]3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Great news a Japanese Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero Model 32 serial number 3148 which is being currently restored by Bob Hammer’s Legend Flyers, located at Paine Field in Everett, Washington is getting Close to Airworthiness.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Captain Fumisuke Shono’s Kawasaki Ki-61-Hei “Hien” armed with 2x wing mounted German made 20mm MG151/20 cannons (I commissioned Colour by RJM to colorize this photo)3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
El Centro de Bogota visto desde el cerro de Monserrate [3712x5568] [OC]1yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/Colombia
La Ruta Nacional 25 (Panamericana) pasando por el municipio de Pedregal, Departamento de Narino2yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/Colombia
Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Kawasaki Ki-61-I Hei “Hien” fighter (red 88) flown by Capt Fumisuke Shono of 244th Sentai over Japan, February 1945.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Kawasaki Ki-100 Type 5 Army Fighter having it’s Mitsubishi Ha-112-II/Ha-33 14-cylinder two row air-cooled radial engine 1,500 hp engine run at the RAF museum in the United Kingdom3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Evolucion del Skyline del Centro Internacional de Bogota, 2021 (arriba) 1961 (abajo)2yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/Colombia
The Only Japanese Aichi D3A2 “Val” Dive Bomber that still survives, it was restored to flying condition in the 80’s but then sat in a museum, it was sold to the Planes of Fame museum in Chino who are currently restoring it to flight3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
A Japanese Kyushu J7W1 Shinden (which was as a short-range, land-based interceptor, the J7W was to be armed with four forward-firing 30 mm cannons in the nose) on its test flight on the 3rd of August 1945 taking off Itazuke Air Base4yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Japanese Navy Chief Petty Officer Juzo Kuramoto (pilot) and Lieutenant JG Shiro Korotori (radio and radar crew)stand next to their Nakajima J1N1 Gekko (月光 Moonlight) night fighter, on the night of May 25, 1945 they managed to shoot down 5 B-29s.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Japanese Navy Mitsubishi A6M2 Model 21 “Zero” fighter aboard the aircraft carrier Jun’yo (one of the few Japanese carriers that survived the war), 1942.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
A lone Japanese Kawasaki Ki-61 “Hien” fighter attacking USAAF Boeing B-29 Superfortresses during a bomb run on the Japanese home islands (1945)3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
The Tail Gunner of a Japanese Mitsubishi G4M2 “Betty” bomber armed with his Type 99 20mm cannon4yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Kawasaki Ki-61 “Hien” Fighter (Allied codename Tony) somewhere over Japan, these are possibly early production aircraft since they don’t have tail identification numbers4yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
IJAAF Capitan Teruhiko Kobayashi in his Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien (飛燕, flying swallow) he was an ace with official records indicating he had downed 3 B-29s and 2 F6Fs others records he may have had 12 total kills4yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
Chinese player Teamkills me for having the rising sun flag on my vertical stabilizer4yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/Warthunder
The British cruiser ,HMS Exeter, explodes as she is hit by Type 93 “Long Lance” torpedoes from the Japanese destroyer Inazuma. Java Sea, 1st March 1942. This photo was taken by a Japanese Reccoinassance aircraft.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service Mitsubishi A6M2 Model 21 “Zero” fighter of the Omura Kokutai in flight over Omura, Japan, 1944.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WWIIplanes
An Imperial Japanese Navy Officer probably of the SNLF (Special Naval Landing Force)3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Imperial Japanese Navy AA gunners manning Type 96 25 mm anti-aircraft guns and Type 89 127 mm anti-aircraft guns during AA drills on an IJN heavy cruiser, 1943 [1400x1035]3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Japanese army pilots of the 244th Sentai’s Shinten Seiku-tai (“the ones who shake the sky” aerial ramming unit) display items donated by the Japanese Women’s Association for good luck, photo taken at Chofu Airbase south of Tokyo, February of 1945.3yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/wwiipics
Hello I’m trying to get my grandfather’s Minolta AL-F to work, I put in a new battery but the light meter will only move a little from the top1yr ⋅ niconibbasbelike ⋅ r/minolta
