Thumpalumpacus
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Glad to help, brotha.
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Thanks Mr Thumps! It worked!
How do you know its genuine Cannibal Rum?My favourite rum bottle.
This was only made for a short time in the early 00's and I only bought this bottle after it went out of production. Surprisingly it was an excellent drop. I refill it with a very nice local bootleg drop.
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How do you know its genuine Cannibal Rum?
Because its the ONLY rum that when poured, comes with a head on it!!!
<<badoom, tish!>>
Given how Russia is with the grain deal at the moment, giving them some semblance of an excuse to go after grain carriers is probably not a good idea.Sounds like an opportunity for a repeat of Operation Chariot, where HMS Campbeltown was filled with explosives. So, fill a grain carrier or other cargo vessel, sail under Russian colours under the bridge, abandon ship, blow it up.
Russia did consider that scenario since the bridge was built. That's why the traffic was closely monitored and sometimes stopped completely. Recently, they reported "traces of explosives" in the hold of one coaster that was not allowed to proceed to the Azov Sea. Maybe the traces of ammonia nitrate fertilizers, of course...Sounds like an opportunity for a repeat of Operation Chariot, where HMS Campbeltown was filled with explosives. So, fill a grain carrier or other cargo vessel, sail under Russian colours under the bridge, abandon ship, blow it up.
Of course, adding them would not be impossible.The Apache replaced the AH-1 in U.S. Army service. Dunno why the Marines held on to the Cobras.
UPDATE: It seems the USMC's AH-1s were updated with folding rotors and corrosion treatment. The Apache never had those modifications, making it unsuitable for ops aboard a ship.
Wasn't the latest attack executed by a bomb vessel sailing under the bridge?Russia did consider that scenario since the bridge was built.
Operation Chariot. "The Greatest Raid of All".Sounds like an opportunity for a repeat of Operation Chariot, where HMS Campbeltown was filled with explosives. So, fill a grain carrier or other cargo vessel, sail under Russian colours under the bridge, abandon ship, blow it up.
Thanks for the ISW posts, Thump.Ukrainian forces conducted counteroffensive operations in at least three sectors of the front and reportedly advanced near Bakhmut on July 28. Ukrainian military officials stated that Ukrainian forces continued counteroffensive operations on the northern and southern flanks of Bakhmut, and Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Malyar stated on July 27 that Ukrainian forces continued advancing south of Bakhmut.[1] A Russian milblogger claimed on July 28 that Ukrainian forces advanced near Kurdyumivka and Andriivka.[2] Russian milbloggers claimed that Ukrainian forces continued ground attacks along the Donetsk-Zaporizhia Oblast border near Staromayorske (9km south of Velyka Novosilka) and Urozhaine (9km south of Velyka Novosilka), and some milbloggers acknowledged that Ukrainian forces captured Staromayorske on July 27.[3] A Ukrainian source claimed that Ukrainian forces have advanced to within 10-12 kilometers of the main Russian defensive line in the Berdyansk direction.[4] Russian milbloggers claimed that Russian forces repelled Ukrainian ground attacks near Robotyne (10km south of Orikhiv), Verbove (17km southeast of Orikhiv), and Pyatykhatky (25km southwest of Orikhiv) in western Zaporizhia Oblast.[5] Russian "Vostok" Battalion Commander Alexander Khodakovsky stated that Ukrainian forces can conduct strikes against the full depth of defending Russian forces and that these strikes are killing Russian commanders and degrading Russian command and control.[6] The Ukrainian General Staff reported that the 247th Guards Air Assault (VDV) Regiment (7th VDV Division) refused to go to combat near Staromayorske due to heavy Russian losses and Ukrainian battlefield victories.[7]
Institute for the Study of War
This page collects ISW and CTP's updates on the conflict in Ukraine. In late February 2022, ISW began publishing daily synthetic products covering key events related to renewed Russian aggression against Ukraine.www.understandingwar.org
Most probably, by the drones.Wasn't the latest attack executed by a bomb vessel sailing under the bridge?
If the range is 300 km as manuals say, then it is - after the latest advances in the south. But accuracy...I wonder if the Kerch Bridge is in range of the refurbished S-200s that Ukraine has.