Na, just some creative editing of an actual scholarly paper abstract.Did you chatgpt this?
Na, just some creative editing of an actual scholarly paper abstract.Did you chatgpt this?
Google says…Na, just some creative editing of an actual scholarly paper abstract.
One difference I seem to be noticing in recent reporting is that they don't seem to be doing this recently. I seem to be reading that the Surovkin Line was set up for a defense in depth, but whoever is now calling the shots is insisting that they defend everything at the first line. ISW has been claiming that this has caused the Russians not to be able to develop any kind of reserve formations at the operational level, and they've had to play a shell game to move units to defend the Ukrainian counteroffensives.
Which makes me wonder whether if they do eventually break, they'll break big. But not being an Army/Marine Corps type, I don't know enough about how all the minefields, etc. would still hold up the Ukrainians.
This is a great question. Right now Russian minefields are working very well preventing any consolidated Ukrainian breakthroughs. But it is worth considering that if the Russians lack the reserves how badly will they collapse if the Ukrainian forces are able to break the rubberband?
you sound like my political economy professor...when the size of armies, made possible by the development of the nation-state, rendered tactics unable to bring about political results.
Average Monke discussing political economy in the classroom. 1995, colorized.you sound like my political economy professor...
Goddammit, I nearly gagged on my coffee trying to stifle a laugh a workAverage Monke discussing political economy in the classroom. 1995, colorized.
SUPPO (EXLOG) agrees ?Zhukov’s work in 1939 Manchukuo was a masterpiece of defense in depth - something the Russians excel at - to include his counter attack. He remained the master of defense when fighting the Germans, but his (and others) offensive work was more a matter of allied material supporting Soviet mass to create an “affordability of action.” In short, he was a skilled leader who understood the importance of supporting your logistics to support your front.
In order to merge this thread with the Football thread, here's last Saturday at the UT Ball game. This grad student obviously was unaware of the efficacy of suspenders, and was probably/maybe overserved. Clearly needs a hip-pocket class on suspenders. ?You forget chubby….but otherwise pretty close.
I’m still amazed at how many believe this UKR is full Nazi-Werewolf-drug-dealers BS. Maybe I need to go post on the “Am I the ass hole?” Sub Reddit and set myself straight?Thought this was an interesting read: why Slovakia’s policy changed so dramatically after their last election- it’s personal.
Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine
The new Slovak PM still bears a grudge for how he was treated in Kyiv in 2009.
Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine
The new Slovak PM still bears a grudge for how he was treated in Kyiv in 2009.www.politico.eu
Interesting. Apparently UKR destroyed a lot of RUS aviation assets yesterday in the occupied territory of UKR. We should have given them the capability earlier, but I'm glad it's showing up now.
Obviously not verified stuff, but seems legit.
Interesting..Didn't know that was a decommissioned variant. Thanks for the info. Why wouldn't we give them more, if they're fucking up 24 airframes? I'm guessing the Russians are rethinking their aircraft parking plans...Total is looking like 24 airframes destroyed or heavily damaged, for the cost of 8 decommissioned, expired missiles. Helluva bargain.
Source I read said they were not decommissioned per se, but we decided we most likely wouldn't use them because they are cluster munitions and that's frowned upon. Seem to have been the right tool for the job here.Interesting..Didn't know that was a decommissioned variant. Thanks for the info. Why wouldn't we give them more, if they're fucking up 24 airframes? I'm guessing the Russians are rethinking their aircraft parking plans...
Interesting..Didn't know that was a decommissioned variant. Thanks for the info. Why wouldn't we give them more, if they're fucking up 24 airframes? I'm guessing the Russians are rethinking their aircraft parking plans...