Who else remembers this groundbreaking Schmeingutendinger classic?1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/sbubby
Haven't played in a while, can anyone remind me who this guy is again? [Wrong answers only]1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/cyberpunkgame
Most girls I know are frail and weak, but you've got admirable heft, girl. -- FL4K, 20194yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/borderlands3
They should've given this guy a really heavy Australian accent in the dub.1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/yakuzagames
The award is an Iron Cross. US, 1944. Artwork by Stevan Dohanos.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
A friendly reminder that this is the face that once said, Go! Kill this arrogant mo-ther-fuc-ker!3yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/yakuzagames
I played the Red Dragon campaign and found this out the hard way2yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/wargame
Haven't played Redemption 2 in a while, can anyone remind me who this guy is? Wrong answers only1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/reddeadredemption
Yes that is an M3 Stuart with a New Zealand registration. Don't look away, let the surprise wash over you.2yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
Remember that moment in Mass Effect where Shepard said It's shepardin' time and he sheparded all over those geth?1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/MassEffectMemes
[No Spoilers] It is your primary objective to swim closer to that beautiful creature2yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/subnautica
What does the big crossed grill indicate on British locos (under the cooling fan?)2yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/trains
What does this text in Atomic Heart mean? Seems odd to have a Latin letter Z (unless it's a cursive Г?)1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/russian
(English > Traditional Chinese) Pg 64 of the Pocket Guide to China issued to American soldiers serving there. I request some help translating the American phonetics to Traditional Chinese characters.2yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/translator
Found this little guy on the ground for some reason. He didn't react to me, so I assume he's sleeping.2yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/whatsthisbird
Comrade Lenin cleans the world of evil. Russia, c. 1917.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
This page is from Our Red Army Ally, a pamphlet distributed to American soldiers due to cross paths with Soviet soldiers in ex-Nazi Germany. Here English orthography is used to approximate the Russian pronunciation.4yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The T28 Super Heavy Tank, designed to break through the frustrating defenses of the Siegfried Line. Never saw action.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
This turretless IS-3 is a testament to the heavy fighting surrounding the 1956 Hungarian uprising.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
A model of Leonardo da Vinci's tank, widely considered to be the first ever concept of an AFV.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
Let us not forget about Rosa Parks, the madlass who refused to change seats on a bus and ended up with civil rights.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/madlads
Here's something for the anti-vaxxers. US, between 1941-1945.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
This poster implies that Daddy hasn't done anything in the Great War. Used as a guilt tripper for soldiers to enlist. UK, 1915. Artwork by Savile Lumley.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
The M50 Ontos with its six recoilless rifles was utilised by US Marines in the Vietnam War, with consistent reports of success.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
This madlad is Thich Quang Đuc, who set himself on fire to protest Buddhist persecution by South Vietnam.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/madlads
What's the name of the device this man is using? It has a flat end, he's pushing something toward a fire with it, and I remember using a similar device when I made fires at home.1yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
A map for pre-school children to color in, but waaait a minute...4yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/MapPorn
Have YOU joined the volunteers? Soviet Union, c.1930s.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Tiger 007, the last mount of the great Michael Wittmann, now a piece of scrap.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
The Finnish BT-42 was produced when some mechanics got the idea to take a captured Russian BT-7 chassis and plonk a British 4.5 in (114 mm) howitzer in a turret on top. Saw service in the Continuation War, only 18 vehicles were ever produced.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
The Renault Twizy has a 1x1 seating arrangement, which means it has no left- or right-hand drive.4yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Your fatherland is in danger. Get in touch! Germany, c. 1917.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
In 2015 and 2016, the New Zealand government held a referendum on the status of their flag. These designs were proposed.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/vexillology
An Imperial German A7v, toppled over and apparently abandoned. The French text reads Battle of Picardy... a captured German tank.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
No, that's not an M10. This Panther was converted to serve in Operation Greif.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
Leninism is our banner. The future is ours! Soviet Union, c. 1920s.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
The Bishop's rushed development is evident in it's profile: essentially a 25-pounder (87.6 mm) howitzer, up-armoured and plonked onto a Valentine chassis.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
Stalingrad is taken! This poster presented Stalingrad as a German victory, to ease morale in Nazi German territory. Norway, 1942. Artwork by Alexei Zaitzow.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
The Karl-Gerat was essentially a revamp of the Big Bertha 419mm guns. Seven were built, six of which saw action, and one is on display in Kubinka.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TankPorn
All power to the Soviets! Peace to the people! Land to the peasants! Factories to the workers! Soviet Union, 1987. Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Russian Revolution.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
This comically small camper. (1992 Mazda Titan chassis)4yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Never forget the time that France flew this simple white background. (1814-1830)5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/vexillology
One of many Tokio Kid posters that Douglas Aircraft hung on their walls to discourage waste of materials. US, 1940s.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Found one in the wild, boys. This was on a lyric video to Justice Crew's Boom Boom.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/BadArguments
Enlist! Hungarian Soviet Republic, 1919. Artwork by Josef Lamperth and Janos Kmetty.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
A diagram of the sinking of the RMS Lusitania. Notice the caption beside U-20 is a lot more propagandist than the others. UK, c.1915.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
And no, this is not a WW2 meme. Adolf was a victim of circumstances.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
1 comment, but no one has commented. I think the system is whack.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/TechNope
Advocating carpooling for the war effort. UK, 1943. Artwork by Weimer Pursell.5yr ⋅ TheTriadofRedditors ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
