Oh, the Hindustan Times did an expose on Russian tankies?I ain't an expert but its called reading Mandy. I mean other than Twitter. Try it.
But I heard that if you have not served in the military then you can't know anything. I wonder where I heard that from.I ain't an expert but its called reading Mandy. I mean other than Twitter. Try it.
Still has vulnerable tracks and it's open to the top attack no matter how much protection they pile up front and side. It's the old story; in the race between the munitions and protections, munitions win every time. If you can see, you can hit it. If you can hit it, you can kill it.Yeah I guess it is all a trade off. I suppose the days of a huge groups of tanks taking on another WW2 style is no longer applicable in modern day fighting.
LOL!! I carried one during my mandatory service when I was a kid.A man who knows his guns.
Tough neighbourhood, eh?LOL!! I carried one during my mandatory service when I was a kid.
Hey, I tried the bone spurs excuse, but I was too poor for it to work. LOL!!!!Tough neighbourhood, eh?
This was my 'daily carry' as a kid.
Apparently, the Javelin is designed to attack from the top.it's open to the top attack no matter how much protection they pile up front and side.
That's right. What's more, almost all of the new generation anti armor weapons are designed for the top strike, quite a few of them are two stage weapons to defeat the active and passive defenses. Not a good time to be a tanker.Apparently, the Javelin is designed to attack from the top.
It can attack both from the top and from the side. I recently watched a detailed army training video on youtube and it has various modes they use based on the need, the distance of the target etc.,.Apparently, the Javelin is designed to attack from the top.
Yup, people overstate tanks. Not to mention the terrain, context and size of the tanks also matter in how effective one is.Still has vulnerable tracks and it's open to the top attack no matter how much protection they pile up front and side. It's the old story; in the race between the munitions and protections, munitions win every time. If you can see, you can hit it. If you can hit it, you can kill it.
Hopefully, the balls he apparently grew back might get in her way.I'm surprised! I wonder if MTG rips McCarthy another asshole when he gets back.
It can attack both from the top and from the side. I recently watched a detailed army training video on youtube and it has various modes they use based on the need, the distance of the target etc.,.
The above and many, many other posts and videos that u have shattered us with, demonstrates an avid affliction for all manner and matter 'military, conflict and war', that is in sharp contrast to your self-professed claim of "no war, peace and love."Yup, people overstate tanks. Not to mention the terrain, context and size of the tanks also matter in how effective one is.
1. It is patently idiotic to deride an anti-war position based on someone reading about or watching videos on military weapon systems. They are unrelated.The above and many, many other posts and videos that u have shattered us with, demonstrates an avid affliction for all manner and matter 'military, conflict and war', that is in sharp contrast to your self-professed claim of "no war, peace and love."
I mean, I could understand this if it came from someone with a military background and battleground conflict experience, but for someone firmly ensconced in your idiosyncratic special space, much less ardor for military and conflict and much more peace-nikking would not only be more appropriate, but also more believable.
I'd suggest their going in is a PR move for the home audience and they hadn't been sent in yet because they didn't want to lose them and make their military seem weak. At this point, even the average Russian has learned how much of a paper tiger they had so losing a few of their 'super-tanks' won't make a big splash.So good that they are only sending them in after sending in refurbished T62/64s? and t54/55s.
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Probably using the same weapons you trained with decades ago.AK rusts on the wet grass. It's the way they're made, that's the bad news. The good thing about the AK, even rusty it works just as well.
And what's wrong with that?Probably using the same weapons you trained with decades ago.
But think what it does to any morale Russian conscripts have when they are given to be given the same guns their grandparents used and haven't been maintained since.