Russian Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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Russia has more SHORAD systems than the US has cancelled overbudget projects, and the US Army is still fielding Stingray derivatives to this day...but somehow, there was a gap in favor of the US, what?.
This is the same logic gringos must use to tell themselves that having crumbling infrastructure from the 50's is actually good while China's HSR's is bad because freedumbs while they lick Elon Musk's soles for inventing a more inefficient version of the subway...
This is the same logic gringos must use to tell themselves that having crumbling infrastructure from the 50's is actually good while China's HSR's is bad because freedumbs while they lick Elon Musk's soles for inventing a more inefficient version of the subway...
You miss the point.
The most important aspect of an engineering / miltiary/scientific analysis for decision makers sitting in the capitol with law and literature degree is the correct grammar / wording and nice structure of the essay .
C'mon , the average congresman dosen't know the difference between the standard deviation and the standard delivery on the Amazon.
They need easy to undsertand, nicely written articles in the language they speak to approve the defense budget that everyone in the MIC needs.
Kris Osborn (born May 16, 1969) is a journalist, military expert, and former news anchor. He worked at from 2001 to 2004 as an anchor, and specialized in military issues. He has worked as a reporter for in and a correspondent for . He has written articles for the and reported for KO NewsMachine, an independent news-content company. He has appeared as an expert military guest on and .
In July 2001, he joined CNN Headline News as a primetime general assignment anchor covering technology news and quickly became known for his coverage of military stories. While at CNN, Osborn reported extensively on the and the . He left the network in February 2004 and joined in June 2004 as a correspondent, where he covered the . He was no longer associated with Entertainment Tonight, however, by the following November. From 2006 through 2009, Osborn wrote for Defense News. Osborn also worked for the United States Army as a Highly Qualified Expert (HQE). He currently serves as Managing Editor of Warrior Maven, a military-specific news site focused on weapons, emerging technology and military history. Osborn also serves as Defense Editor for The National Interest..
Well, it seems that Mr.Osborn was qualified by the U.S. Army to be a "HIGHLY QUALIFIED EXPERT" so that would at least provide him some credibility and "expertise" on many defence related topics.
Guess they don't want to risk another NaziMaidan taking over.
Has there been any indication that Russia will move military units from the Ukrainian front, to near Kazakhstan?
