Автобусная остановка на о. Барбадос

The more I study contents of the drupaller.ru website, the more impressed I am. Take for instance their glossary of English-Russian "tested by time" translations. In my opinion it is excellent, and discussions of the terms in their forum show how mature and professional most participants are. Another thing I like about the discussion forum, is good moderation of posts. All participants seem to be serious about what they are doing, there is little off-topic discussion, if any, and what impressed me most of all, their Russian is very good.

Most of my military career time was with the Air Force. For eleven long years I was stationed in Frunze, now Bishkek, Kyrghyzstan, at the Air Force training center where I was interpreting for English speaking cadets from Soviet block, allied and friendly countries, like India. I should scan more pictures from that period of time. It would be interesting if some of those guys from the Indian Air Force find them and recognize themselves.

A meeting of moscovites to defend their civil rights for a freedom of meetings as stipulated in Article 31, Russian Constitution.

Both Russian and American Defense Language Institutes are rather interesting places. The Russian one, in Moscow, is pretty much dead now, and it does not even have a website. But the American DLI, in Monterey, California is very much alive. I guess, it is clear now which of the two countries is a major player in the fields of international politics that require military linguistic talents...