>currentHuh. Olaf Schultz is sending current generation Leopard 2A6 instead of older variants. I wonder if they will be the full package or the downgraded export variants.
Was it here that I read the youngest Leo II's are like 30 years old?
Ukraine is an excellent opportunity to offload clunkers - pimped up or not - and order new stuff for one's military.
OK, me bad. I somehow thought that Leo II production ended in 1993 or so, all those fancy high number A versions being refurbished oldies.No, that's incorrect. [...]the youngest Leo IIs haven't even been "born" yet, as the tank is still in active production.
OK, me bad. I somehow thought that Leo II production ended in 1993 or so, all those fancy high number A versions being refurbished oldies.
Shame the Israelis missed the main Shahed drone production lines. At least they took out several Iranian military bases. That should slow down the shipments of ammunition to Russia.
Looks like Russia is down to nine and twelve percent of their prewar strategic stockpile of X105 and X155 smart missiles according to leaks in their military Telegram groups. Idiots chasing social media clout are posting actual Russian Minoborony (DoD equivalent) classified memos and files. WTF? There is no amount of VPN and Onion routing that'll keep these idiots alive once the KGB start hunting.
Russian stupidity is good for us I guess.
Shame the Israelis missed the main Shahed drone production lines. At least they took out several Iranian military bases. That should slow down the shipments of ammunition to Russia.
Looks like Russia is down to nine and twelve percent of their prewar strategic stockpile of X105 and X155 smart missiles according to leaks in their military Telegram groups. Idiots chasing social media clout are posting actual Russian Minoborony (DoD equivalent) classified memos and files. WTF? There is no amount of VPN and Onion routing that'll keep these idiots alive once the KGB start hunting.
Russian stupidity is good for us I guess.
I cant honestly say we are that much smarter man.
I cant honestly say we are that much smarter man.
PGM?Not necessarily, but the United States got a huge practical lesson during the First Gulf War in just how massive PGM usage is in a full-scale war *and* how operationally crippling it can be when only specialist platforms are equipped to guide them, and have internalized and built from that experience.
Russia, on the other hand, still has half-ass logistics even when their people *aren't* selling off everything but their underwear on the black market for vodka.
"Parents Guidance Munitions"PGM?
Retired US Army Lieutenant General Clark Kellog (who served on former Vice President Mike Pence's NSC staff) doesn't seek a diplomatic solution ending this conflict anytime soon."Parents Guidance Munitions"
Those guards are lucky, the last time the Chechens and Russian soldiers had a disagreement a platoon of Russian soldiers got gang raped. And it is still happening whenever those two groups get billeted near each other.In this incident the rapists are Chechens - who'd had thunk that?