Probably manual labor or logistics work on the Western side. Just have them dig 100 miles worth of trenches.
The War in the Ukraine
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Probably manual labor or logistics work on the Western side. Just have them dig 100 miles worth of trenches.
ru sof ambush ua patrol; drone monitors the operation while underway
drones are a must have tools these days, at team level as well
EDIT: should I remove it? there are dead soldiers in it
drones are a must have tools these days, at team level as well
EDIT: should I remove it? there are dead soldiers in it
TB 2 production is 200 per year.
Source : Defencehub a Turkish defense forum.
solarz
Brigadier
No that was fine, nothing graphic and actually showed quite a lot of humanity from the Russian side.
I find claims of the weapon's destructive nature highly exaggerated. 40,000 sq.m is almost 10 acres, and if it were really pounding Ukrainian positions, there'd be no war to talk about.
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40 billion $ stronk military with super duper jumbo jumbola weapons in action :
The new Ukr MitsubishiL-200 based MRL is already seeing action. It fires S-80 aviation rockets I hear Middle Eastern militant groups are going to sue them for breach of patent :
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Russia moved some assets from Caspian sea to sea of Azov, through Volga Don canal :
"Shmel" class gunboat patrolling waters off Mariupol What's interesting is that these are part of the Caspian Flotilla. They must've brought it to the Azov sea via inland rivers .
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40 billion $ stronk military with super duper jumbo jumbola weapons in action :
The new Ukr MitsubishiL-200 based MRL is already seeing action. It fires S-80 aviation rockets I hear Middle Eastern militant groups are going to sue them for breach of patent :
View attachment 90260
Russia moved some assets from Caspian sea to sea of Azov, through Volga Don canal :
"Shmel" class gunboat patrolling waters off Mariupol What's interesting is that these are part of the Caspian Flotilla. They must've brought it to the Azov sea via inland rivers .
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I believe @Soldier30 reference of 40,000 sq.m coverage was by all 24 rockets, which average to 1,667 sq.m (40x40 m) per rocket.
plawolf
Lieutenant General
Am I the only one who thinks we just saw a literal black operation to nab a VIP?
The ambush itself was oddly contradictory, where on the one hand it looks like an amateurish mistake to spring the trap just as the trio were about to walk into a nice clear open area where all of them could have been dropped almost instantly with zero risks to the Russians.
However, that does not at all fit with the raw professional skill and expertise on show when fire was exchanged. The Russians advanced swiftly, decisively and bravely while the 3rd Ukrainian guy was spraying fire at them. They also were very deliberate in wounding him and pinning him with fire as a guy advanced to take him prisoner when a grenade would be been much faster and safer for the Russians.
They also whipped out the body bag unusually swiftly.
This is probably a believable number, I think @NukedOne 30 per month is too high
At 30 per month, you need a lot of machinery, but who's buying that many?