Admiral Beez
Major
These refurbed cruise missile from Ukraine are supposed to have a sizable warhead. The damage looks too small.
What these Russian airplanes really need is some cluster bomblets.
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These refurbed cruise missile from Ukraine are supposed to have a sizable warhead. The damage looks too small.
What these Russian airplanes really need is some cluster bomblets.
ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
The Tu-95 at the upper-right in the top picture is not looking too good either. Both outer wing sections missing and sitting low on the starboard side. The outer wing sections look torn off, with burn marks on the left wing at least.
RogerdeLluria
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Maybe I'm missing something.
Are they really hollow? Like the rest of the Russian military?
Are they really hollow? Like the rest of the Russian military?
Admiral Beez
Major
Nice vid on the Czech updates to the T-72. Check out the conditions the tanks start in when received at 1:45. They mention the tanks are being bought from around the world, which suggests someone is scouring Africa, the Middle East and maybe India for old T-72s.
I wonder if any of the captured T-72 from Russia are sent to this facility. I can just imagine some low level NATO clerk assigned to reading through the AFV for sale ads.
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I wonder if any of the captured T-72 from Russia are sent to this facility. I can just imagine some low level NATO clerk assigned to reading through the AFV for sale ads.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
It looks to me like it's been used for parts. Aren't the scorch marks years of oil leaks and start up marks?
RogerdeLluria
Staff Sergeant
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Right answer to Macron
cammerjeff
Staff Sergeant
I agree it looks like it is being used for parts to me (the one on the upper right) it is also missing at least 3 of 4 engines IMO
"Army Secretary Christine Wormuth separately told reporters that the U.S. will go from making 14,000 155mm shells each month to 20,000 by the spring and 40,000 by 2025."...
"We are in a position to support Ukraine, but it's more the mid and long term," Bush said. "By creating this capacity ... if this war goes three or four years, we'll be in a position to just vastly outproduce the Russians all by ourselves ― and if you combine that with our allies, then we're just dwarfing their capability. They won't be able to keep up."
www.defensenews.com
"We are in a position to support Ukraine, but it's more the mid and long term," Bush said. "By creating this capacity ... if this war goes three or four years, we'll be in a position to just vastly outproduce the Russians all by ourselves ― and if you combine that with our allies, then we're just dwarfing their capability. They won't be able to keep up."
Army plans ‘dramatic’ ammo production boost as Ukraine drains stocks
But its plan for a ramp up in production hinges on Congress.
www.defensenews.com
Thumpalumpacus
Major
The same plane's vert stab looks like it stopped something too. Left outer wing section shows signs of violent removal, as you note.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
You got better eyes than me.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
I opened the pic in a new tab and it was ginormous. Nothing to do with my eyes, amigo.
Admiral Beez
Major
Aren't the Ukrainians firing 10,000 shells a week? While much better than the Euros or us inept Canadians, but what war was the US planning to fight at these paltry outputs?
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
The wrong one?
ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
A "relatively large" percentage of the 155mm rounds being contracted/produced now are of the various PGM types. One company I am familiar with has just been issued a contract for components needed for 100,000x 155mm PGM type rounds. These rounds are considered to be anywhere from 3x to 20x as effective as unguided rounds in most situations. The latest numbers I have seen say that <2% of the 155mm rounds supplied to Ukraine to date have been PGM types.
Also, the US is currently in the process of purchasing ~100,000x 155mm unguided projectiles from South Korea.
Also, the US is currently in the process of purchasing ~100,000x 155mm unguided projectiles from South Korea.
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Admiral Beez
Major
Another good reason to expedite the US semiconductor industry. Relying on Taiwan for the lot is folly.
TSMC is already making 5nm chips which puts them ahead of the pack. They will be going to 3 and then 2 over the next few years.
They are already completing a factory in Arizona and have started on another 12 billion dollar premises as well.
Qualcomm, Nvidia, and Apple will be the main customers which will suit the US nicely as these companies are
far and away the worlds leading chip designers.
Design technology is the US strength in this as the manufacturers of semi conductors only fabricate what they are
given. US designers have the best. A good combination which also lowers the threat to any disruption in Taiwan itself would pose.
They are already completing a factory in Arizona and have started on another 12 billion dollar premises as well.
Qualcomm, Nvidia, and Apple will be the main customers which will suit the US nicely as these companies are
far and away the worlds leading chip designers.
Design technology is the US strength in this as the manufacturers of semi conductors only fabricate what they are
given. US designers have the best. A good combination which also lowers the threat to any disruption in Taiwan itself would pose.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
KYIV, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Russia's ally Belarus said on Wednesday it was moving troops and military hardware to counteract what it called a threat of terrorism, amid signs Moscow could be putting pressure on its loyal client to open a new front in the war against Ukraine.
President Alexander Lukashenko, who relied on Russian troops to put down a popular revolt two years ago, has allowed Belarus to serve as a staging ground for Russia's invasion of their neighbour, but has so far kept his own army from joining it.
But recent weeks have seen increasing signs of involvement in Belarus from Moscow, culminating on Saturday when Russia's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu flew unannounced to the capital Minsk. He and Belarusian counterpart Viktor Khrenin signed ammendments to the two countries' security cooperation agreement, without disclosing the new terms.
Thousands of Russian troops have been deployed in Belarus since October, Ukraine says, and Belarus authorities have increasingly spoken of a threat of "terrorism" from partisans operating from across the border. Lukashenko has ordered his military to compile information about reservists by the end of this year.
www.reuters.com
I think this is just an effort to spread the Ukrainians thin by tying down some forces in the north. Lukashenko would be deposed if he enters the war.
President Alexander Lukashenko, who relied on Russian troops to put down a popular revolt two years ago, has allowed Belarus to serve as a staging ground for Russia's invasion of their neighbour, but has so far kept his own army from joining it.
But recent weeks have seen increasing signs of involvement in Belarus from Moscow, culminating on Saturday when Russia's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu flew unannounced to the capital Minsk. He and Belarusian counterpart Viktor Khrenin signed ammendments to the two countries' security cooperation agreement, without disclosing the new terms.
Thousands of Russian troops have been deployed in Belarus since October, Ukraine says, and Belarus authorities have increasingly spoken of a threat of "terrorism" from partisans operating from across the border. Lukashenko has ordered his military to compile information about reservists by the end of this year.
Eyes on Russia's ally Belarus as Ukraine's neighbour moves troops
Russia's ally Belarus said on Wednesday it was moving troops and military hardware to counteract what it called a threat of terrorism, amid signs Moscow could be putting pressure on its loyal client to open a new front in the war against Ukraine.
www.reuters.com
I think this is just an effort to spread the Ukrainians thin by tying down some forces in the north. Lukashenko would be deposed if he enters the war.
RogerdeLluria
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Russia expelled from yet another international organization
Russia expelled from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization of Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC). Russia expelled
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Admiral Beez
Major
This reminds me of when Hitler pressed Mussolini to declare war on Russia and send troops. The ARMIR did not do well at all, getting massacred. By the time Italy withdrew from Russia in 1943 they'd lost 114,520 of the original 235,000 soldiers, including their general, Paolo Tarnassi.
Belarus will do no better, and would be smarter to just wait this out.
