WW-II Trophy tank

[Roco]

WW-II Trophy tank ,  full info http://www.englishrussia.com/?p=299

14 September 2000, a Komatsu D375A-2 pulled an abandoned tank from its archival tomb under the bottom of a lake near Johvi, Estonia. The Soviet-built T34/76A tank had been resting at the bottom of the lake for 56 years. According to its specifications, it

[tommie gorman]

Wow, thanks Roco. That was amazing and interesting. 

[Roco]

Yeah it's good to see stuff coming out of Russia , and to see their door to the world opening , and the Internet doing it's bit for world peace and understanding ,

Ok , I am a patriotic Brit and a supporter of America , but having worked closely with Russian engineers back in the late 60's , at the height of the cold war , strange cold guys,

but after a beer or 2 , no different from you and me, and they even laughed  and told the same jokes as us ,

I guess having a part Russian G/F has helped me to understand their ways , 

very stoic and dependable people , I guess they had to be considering their heritage ,

another clip http://englishrussia.com/?cat=15

the pilots second attempt to lift off was doomed to failure IMO,  with those breakers pitching the helicopter , combined with the lose of power on the first attempt , I can only guess he was heading fast towards a rocky coastline ?

BTW . I just tried to sign up for membership on  this site , the antispan word was VODKA ,tough one to crack,

[tommie gorman]

Wow, that had to suck. Hope they made it. I have no hard feeling against the russians.  I actually wish them the best.

[Roco]

Wow, that had to suck. Hope they made it. I have no hard feeling against the russians.  I actually wish them the best.

for me I dont have a red under the bed  ............................