The War in the Ukraine
- Thread starter SampanViking
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It depends on whether ballast tanks were included in the design and construction.
Subs can travel faster under water
Two components to drag.
Wetted surface area
Surface interface drag
subs have increased wetted surface area but no surface interface drag
Of note is that the turret stayed on this time. Maybe it is because crews on both sides have started since awhile to not bring extra ammo inside the turret anymore?
Then just use a big 650mm torpedo
CAESAR popped by a Krasnopol strike.
Four wrecked MaxxPro towards Zaporozhye.
Lancet takes out communications center in Kherson.
Ukrainian howitzer destroyed near Bakhmut.
Lancets knocking out M777 howitzers.
Knocked out Ukrainian tank as visited by the 83rd VDV Brigade in Klescheevka.
Ukrainian troops riding a plow pulled by a tractor? Running out of equipment?
Four wrecked MaxxPro towards Zaporozhye.
Lancet takes out communications center in Kherson.
Ukrainian howitzer destroyed near Bakhmut.
Lancets knocking out M777 howitzers.
Knocked out Ukrainian tank as visited by the 83rd VDV Brigade in Klescheevka.
Ukrainian troops riding a plow pulled by a tractor? Running out of equipment?
This MaxxPro used a lot of luck and skill to avoid fire until it was hit by a mine. It didn't run over a mine, instead it was hit by a mine, a jumping mine. Still it managed to survive until at some point another jumping mine hit it.
Look at all the destroyed Maxxpros.
Switchblade 600 shot down, captured. Looks viable for examination later.
Russian MoD releases a promo video. This looks like a Nona SVK, a mortar system on a BTR-80. Rare vehicle but indicative that this vehicle might be having it's production scaled up lately. This vehicle is capable of firing Kitolov-2 laser guided shells, guided by a UAV.
Camouflaged Ukrainian tank hit by Lancet near Bakhmut
Two knocked out Kirpi and a burned MaxxPro.
Two knocked out Bradley with BRAT protection plus one abandoned T-72B3. Ironically, the T-72 was one that was captured previously from the Russians. Work of the 70th Regiment of the 42nd Motorized Rifle Division at the Orekhiv sector.
Ukrainian positions in South Donetsk discovered, got FAB hit on them.
M777 taken out by Lancet at Svatovo Kremennaya front.
Look at all the destroyed Maxxpros.
Switchblade 600 shot down, captured. Looks viable for examination later.
Russian MoD releases a promo video. This looks like a Nona SVK, a mortar system on a BTR-80. Rare vehicle but indicative that this vehicle might be having it's production scaled up lately. This vehicle is capable of firing Kitolov-2 laser guided shells, guided by a UAV.
Camouflaged Ukrainian tank hit by Lancet near Bakhmut
Two knocked out Kirpi and a burned MaxxPro.
Two knocked out Bradley with BRAT protection plus one abandoned T-72B3. Ironically, the T-72 was one that was captured previously from the Russians. Work of the 70th Regiment of the 42nd Motorized Rifle Division at the Orekhiv sector.
Ukrainian positions in South Donetsk discovered, got FAB hit on them.
M777 taken out by Lancet at Svatovo Kremennaya front.
Dive underwater for terminal?
Too complicated, prone to failure, harder to produce in large quantities.
Why does the front appear to have a cockpit/manned capability?