Oured 🇭🇹🇬🇩🇺🇸 @VICE883

Have a nice day. 🇺🇦 🇹🇼 🇭🇰 🇵🇸 Directus, Ustio Joined May 2017

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IGI ?🇵🇱? ¿🇮🇩¿ ‽🇬🇱‽ @Igi_POLCOM

11 hours ago

Type of basement where Wagner would execute one of their own for bullshit reasons

ropey @ropeychan

2 days ago

I found it on my old phone.

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josh @joshuaiwaa

3 days ago

@bmwisdefensive @seasonedstirfry Do not play umi this early into vn experience

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🚨 A plane with ties to Texas A&M is at the center of a tragic military aviation accident. The U.S. Air Force B-52H Stratofortress that crashed Monday near Edwards Air Force Base in California, killing all eight people on board, was tail number 60-0061 — an aircraft known to many Aggies as the “Spirit of Aggieland.” The bomber earned that nickname while under the command of former Aggie and then-307th Bomb Wing Commander Colonel Bruce Cox, who helped dedicate the aircraft to Texas A&M. Over the years, the plane made several appearances connected to Aggieland, including a memorable 2017 flyover above Kyle Field and College Station during the retirement flight for Colonel Cox. The aircraft also carried signed flags from Texas A&M teams, including the Lady Aggies basketball team and the Aggie baseball team during its College World Series run. It’s important to note that the crew members who died in Monday’s crash were not the same crew involved in the 2017 flyover or retirement flight. For many Aggies, “Spirit of Aggieland” was more than just a military aircraft. It was a unique symbol connecting Texas A&M’s traditions with the men and women serving our country. Thank you to Mr. Mike Guidry for sharing these photos and memories. Please keep the families, friends, and fellow service members of those lost in your thoughts and prayers. ❤️🇺🇸 #TexasAM #SpiritOfAggieland #B52 #USAirForce #Aggieland #MilitaryAviation #GigEm

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thedudeman45 @thedudeman450

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Mike Stanislaw @mikestanislaw

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4014, reunited with 4012, once in a lifetime.

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Hidden History @HiddenHistoryYT

2 days ago

Burial at sea of Setsuo Ishino, the kamikaze pilot who struck the port side of the USS Missouri on April 11, 1945. After his body was retrieved from the wreckage of the plane, on orders from Captain William Callaghan, sailors buried him with full military honors, including a Japanese flag that had to be quickly made. April 1945

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Andrew Dutton @AndrewDcpilot

2 days ago

Union Pacific 4014 and RBM&N 2102 pace each other as they approach the crossing at Penebscot in Mountaintop, PA, before making the descent down the grade to the Wilkes Barre / Pittston area. Occurred around noon on June 14, 2026.

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Cleb @Badlaz0rcat

2 hours ago

From Armies and Weapons Magazine Number 45, some coverage on the Cadillac Gage Scout armored car! Full scans will be linked below (1/2)

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B-52 "BUFF" @BoeingB52BUFF

3 hours ago

After an intense day of severe thunderstorms, lightning strikes near the B-52 static display on August 5, 2020 at the U.S. Air Force Academy.

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Humanoid History @HumanoidHistory

6 hours ago

Moebius in black and white.

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Rosé @FlyingRose4014

19 hours ago

It has to be C&O #490. She's one of the only fully streamlined locomotives to survive into preservation, and a totally different style of streamlinrr compared to N&W 611. Would be a operational Hudson too.

Southern_Railman @SOU_railman

20 hours ago

If you possessed unlimited money and resources along with choosing an engine/locomotive to be restored to operation, what would it be? I’ll go first. 😌