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This is going to be a long thread on Ukraine's unique 21st century fighting style based on Uber style C3I software, why Western intelligence is plug ignorant of it due

It has been a little while since I've talked about truck tires, but I've been DM-ed a couple of photos what are worth a thread.This is a Russian Grad launch

This is going to be a long thread on artillery logistics in the Ukraine war. It will explain what we should be seeing, but are not. To get there, I

This is going to be a long threadon the ongoing collapse of the Russian Army and how it is shaping events in Ukraine, including the recent Russian chemical attack on

Alright Lady's & Gentlemen, boys and girls, it is time for another Truck logistics thread for this latest Russian Invasion of Ukraine. In it we are going to discuss the

Alrighty folks, it is time for another trip in the realm of "Mud and Truck Maintenance." This thread is going to excerpt from the single most important article on

Lady's and Gentlemen, boys & girls, it is time saddle up for another installment of the "Mud and Truck Maintenance in Ukraine" feed. And this one will be a doozy,

This thread is going to discuss what the loss by capture of Russian Army Pantsyr S1/S2 / SA-22 (pictured below), 2S6 Tunguska / SA-19, Osa AKM / SA-8B, Tor M2

This is a thread that will explain the implied poor Russian Army truck maintenance practices based on this photo of a Pantsir-S1 wheeled gun-missile system's right rear pair of tires

One of the crying shames of academic WW2 history is it's unwillingness to address what we now call electronic warfare.The Ham radio community is both different & far more useful.See:German

This thread subject is about researching friendly fire that involved flag ranks at Okinawa in 1945.The really frustrating thing about friendly fire incidences in military history is how often they

This thread is on combat actions 76 years ago yesterday & #OnThisDay, 6-7 Apr 1945 at Okinawa. No, not on the sinking of the HIJMS Yamato which @JHistoryC covered very