Zelenskyy's team reveals Russian losses per square kilometer of occupied territory
In Donetsk region, Russia loses more than 300 people killed and wounded per square kilometer of occupied territory
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Imagine if the Panthers and Tigers had the drivetrain reliability and power to weight ratio of the Leopard. ChatGPT tells us that the Panther would need about 925–930 hp to match the Leopard 1's power-to-weight ratio, or roughly a 30% increase over its original 700 hp engine. And then there's the improvements to the transmission components. BTW, Tiger II would need about 1,440–1,450 hp.Dad did say the Germans had the best tanks.
Nice. The online records of Russian naval losses need to be updated.Probably, the last serviceable Russian Ro-Ro ship in the Black Sea.
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Panther did not need more power, it needed drivetrain reliability. they should have dropped the Tiger II + Jagdtiger and pour all resources into Panther production and reliability improvements.Imagine if the Panthers and Tigers had the drivetrain reliability and power to weight ratio of the Leopard. ChatGPT tells us that the Panther would need about 925–930 hp to match the Leopard 1's power-to-weight ratio, or roughly a 30% increase over its original 700 hp engine. And then there's the improvements to the transmission components.
Did that warehouse of Leopard Is get to Ukraine?Ukrainins are master of improvements, both in drone- and antidrone-warfare, and they seem to be supported well in materials so no wonder they hardened the Leo1 to the extreme vs Drones.
If they just had the reliability of the Sherman, we would have had a lot more issues.Imagine if the Panthers and Tigers had the drivetrain reliability and power to weight ratio of the Leopard. ChatGPT tells us that the Panther would need about 925–930 hp to match the Leopard 1's power-to-weight ratio, or roughly a 30% increase over its original 700 hp engine. And then there's the improvements to the transmission components. BTW, Tiger II would need about 1,440–1,450 hp.
I sometimes wonder how reliable the Sherman was, or if it more benefited by the Wallies' enormous capability for providing spares and mechanic expertise in the field. I expect there is a reason the Sherman's (and M3's) designers made accessing the bolt-on transmission in the bows so easy - i.e. frequent teardowns and replacements were anticipated? Mind you, the Ukrainian tank mechanic can maintain and fix anything.If they just had the reliability of the Sherman, we would have had a lot more issues.
There, I fixed it for you!If they just had the reliability of theShermanStuG III, we would have had a lot more issues.
I suppose that's why the Mk1 Equine was used in such huge numbers by the Wehrmacht. I imagine when D-Day occurred the Germans were surprised that no draft horses came ashore. And, to bring it back to the present day, who would have thought the Russian army of 2026 would be using horses?all german vehicles had problems with insufficient availability of spare parts and even worse - engines. So better not brake or you'll be broke for a long time.
What does this have to do with the Ukraine War? Sth Korea continues to refuse to offer assistance.South Korea scores another plus for their defense industry:
"https://militarnyi.com/uk/news/kore...iz-30-tsilej-pid-chas-bojovogo-debyutu-v-oae/"