[ride]

Yeah. Noted. Shoulda taken it over to discussion thread. Mod help?

[pastinho]

Yesterday killed Anton Simonov already 9th general of onucarians xd Today near Izum wounded loser Valery Gerasimov sent to the front as punishment by Putin. Americans and NATO intelligence are crying with laughter at russia's military cow milkers and pig herders who run operational command via cell phones, and if they code, it's with WWII methods. The NATO inform the Ukrainians about the positions of the electro-magnetic emission from the russian command posts with an accuracy of up to 2m even when a russian officer informs his subordinates that he is going to the wooden mess toilet. Russian clowns in the subject of broadly defined AI - space technology, integrated observation of the battlefield and advanced electronics are in the XIX century. A crank phone, generals pointing their fingers at the privates to do what they are supposed to do, paper cards with orders, no NCO staff and no creativity on the battlefield. Fucking cabaret . If this continues, by the end of 2022 in Russia will have to make generals out of students of the last year xd

[Faust]

Originally Posted by GlowingGhoul ↗

Which is normal for the Army, the trash heap of the military services.

And before you protest, tell me, which service is filled with more waiver ridden trash than the army?

Which service has the fastest promotion rate to compensate for rapid turnover (ie not re-signing)?

The fucking Marines are far better at land warfare and the other services are in another century technologically.

The Ukrainians trained for 8 years to retake Crimea with billions of western funding.
Russia was willing to take losses, of course they don’t sent their elite to the front

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

The Ukrainians trained for 8 years to retake Crimea with billions of western funding.
Russia was willing to take losses, of course they don’t sent their elite to the front

It will play out, we will see what the future has to hold. But normally in *modern* warfare you put the good units in the spearhead. Maybe the Russians have a crystal ball that no one else seems to know about.

[pastinho]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

The Ukrainians trained for 8 years to retake Crimea with billions of western funding.
Russia was willing to take losses, of course they don’t sent their elite to the front

The nearly dozen generals killed and Gerasimov wounded yesterday/today at Izum confirm this thesis. The 6th Russian Army, the 1st Guards Armored Army, good airborne troops and specnaz slaughtered at Hostomel and other towns near Kiev - all slaughtered like dogs in first weeks and retreated to regain combat capability, and in their place cow milkers from under the Mongolian border, able to count to 10 at the most with the fingers of their hands and wearing pants with shit stuck to them, also confirm your theory.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

It will play out, we will see what the future has to hold. But normally in *modern* warfare you put the good units in the spearhead. Maybe the Russians have a crystal ball that no one else seems to know about.

Future warfare is only cruise missiles and drones. They obviously did not have them to that capacity.

If I were putin I would have done the Israël method; no person sets foot in the country you are attacking, only missiles

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Future warfare is only cruise missiles and drones. They obviously did not have them to that capacity.

If I were putin I would have done the Israël method; no person sets foot in the country you are attacking, only missiles

That's not Israel's method. Look at how they dealt with Hezbollah's crap.

And if youre engaging in a war of conquest, as Russia is, not having boots on the ground is not an option. They clearly tried a regime change and failed. Then they said "objectives complete here", retreated from north of Kiev because of large losses, re-consolodated into an area to the east with more Russian support and are continuing to do a whole lot of not much. Solid war plans

[Shocker314]

[QUOTE=GlowingGhoul;7458237

Which service has the fastest promotion rate to compensate for rapid turnover (ie not re-signing)?

The fucking Marines are far better at land warfare and the other services are in another century technologically.[/QUOTE]

Well, what we have here is another “brilliant” post where you show your ignorance yet still spout off with bullshit. First, true professionals of all services, despite the good natured rivalry, respect the capabilities and unique (although some overlap) mission sets of all services. Second, let’s take a look at the retention study done in 2020. The service with the lowest retention rate, at roughly 37%, was the USMC. The highest rate of retention? Coast Guard at 68, followed by the Air Force at 62, Army at 60 and Navy at 55%.

Did you spend time with some Marines, or do you just buy into their propaganda as you do Russian disinformation? I remember you spouted something about being in the Balkans with NATO for a while… I was there as well, but my element was focused on PIFWC capture. Were you one of the contractors working the DFAC?

Wondering what insults you have headed back - because I am not seeing much in the way of facts from you.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

That's not Israel's method. Look at how they dealt with Hezbollah's crap.

And if youre engaging in a war of conquest, as Russia is, not having boots on the ground is not an option. They clearly tried a regime change and failed. Then they said "objectives complete here", retreated from north of Kiev because of large losses, re-consolodated into an area to the east with more Russian support and are continuing to do a whole lot of not much. Solid war plans

It is Israel method, how they attack Iran and other countries

[ride]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

It is Israel method, how they attack Iran and other countries

Not with the intention of invading them however.