General Russia Ukraine round 2 Price hike boogaloo

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Ukranian soldier Vitaly Skakun sacrificed his life to destroy a bridge that Russian armor was trying to cross in the Kherson region of Ukraine. He will be awarded posthumously.
 
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This is honestly the piece that I've been waiting to see. What do Russian logistics look like?
Logistics win wars. You can't do a damn thing without food, water, ammo and fuel. The United States is exceptionally good at this. It is routine for us to move a few thousand troops anywhere in the world at any time. This is a massive undertaking for most countries. Russia has 100,000+ troops and planning not just to invade but supposedly take over to nation build.
We are really really good at this piece and even then going into Iraq with dubya found huge issues getting ammo and armor to the right locations and the right people. Some of that was the stateside supply conflicts but that would probably apply just as much in corrupt russia government institutions.
 
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Uncle intel, 2 things to look for that will change the scope of the theatre.

1. An incident involving a Grumman C-2 Greyhound.

2. An "occurrence" off the southwest corner of Crimea.
 
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2 E6's, 2 R135's & 2 P-3's over Conus.
C135 Persian gulf.
 
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Splinty said:
This is honestly the piece that I've been waiting to see. What do Russian logistics look like?
Logistics win wars. You can't do a damn thing without food, water, ammo and fuel. The United States is exceptionally good at this. It is routine for us to move a few thousand troops anywhere in the world at any time. This is a massive undertaking for most countries. Russia has 100,000+ troops and planning not just to invade but supposedly take over to nation build.
We are really really good at this piece and even then going into Iraq with dubya found huge issues getting ammo and armor to the right locations and the right people. Some of that was the stateside supply conflicts but that would probably apply just as much in corrupt russia government institutions.
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have you seen the "Generation Kill" limitted series with Alexander Scarsgard

entertaining little series. but their platoon or whatever was pissed the entire time since they had the wrong color camo. faulty equipment. and i think they left behind their supplies at one point anbd were fucked lol
 
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Splinty said:
This is honestly the piece that I've been waiting to see. What do Russian logistics look like?
Logistics win wars. You can't do a damn thing without food, water, ammo and fuel. The United States is exceptionally good at this. It is routine for us to move a few thousand troops anywhere in the world at any time. This is a massive undertaking for most countries. Russia has 100,000+ troops and planning not just to invade but supposedly take over to nation build.
We are really really good at this piece and even then going into Iraq with dubya found huge issues getting ammo and armor to the right locations and the right people. Some of that was the stateside supply conflicts but that would probably apply just as much in corrupt russia government institutions.
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Just look at how ponderous the mobilization and staging was. It took them months.
 
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