Posted on Mar 14, 2022
Top American generals on three key lessons learned from Ukraine - Breaking Defense
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Interesting read: Here, then, are the lessons learned from the first two weeks of conflict in Ukraine, as identified by three key American officers.
Top American generals on three key lessons learned from Ukraine - Breaking Defense
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The Russians have underestimated the resolve of the Ukrainian People and failed to actually be prepared.
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LCpl Brad Gross MSgt Dale Johnson Russia Russia Russia! >>once again overtaking the minds and attention of the American people.
Meanwhile, China is taking over America in the shadows…on American soil.
And US border is still open.
Meanwhile, China is taking over America in the shadows…on American soil.
And US border is still open.
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MAJ Bob Miyagishima - We’re in pretty deep trouble as a nation, in all areas. But I’m convinced it’s because US has been thumbing its nose at the God of Heaven since the government legalized abortion, legitimized homosexual marriage, promoted false religions, etc. God had stated that He would break down a rebellious nation’s walls (of security), bring plagues upon them, food shortages, and give children (inadequate leaders) to rule over them…
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I was wondering why the Russians were stalled with such long lines of military vehicles. Perhaps, they were out of fuel, cannot maneuver in mud, land mines or were out of gas. Something wasn't right. That allowed for destruction of same.
It would be great intel to know how many in Eastern Ukraine were helping the Russians as many see themselves as Russians. This is one of the reasons for the invasion. The situation has been on going since 1991. Then, there are the pipelines and energy off the east coast of Ukraine. Also, the problem for Russia to defend it's southwestern sea port where goods are shipped by river north to Moscow.
NATO has been playing fast and lose with Ukraine and causing an unnecessary issue with Russian strategic interests.
If Ukraine wants to save it's innocent people's lives, they should make peace with Russia. It matters not what we think of Putin. It is not just him that is concerned with NATO expansion.
Where are our Generals on making our southern border secure? What is coming through? If I was an enemy of these United States, I would try to get as many of my military aged men into these United States as I can.
It would be great intel to know how many in Eastern Ukraine were helping the Russians as many see themselves as Russians. This is one of the reasons for the invasion. The situation has been on going since 1991. Then, there are the pipelines and energy off the east coast of Ukraine. Also, the problem for Russia to defend it's southwestern sea port where goods are shipped by river north to Moscow.
NATO has been playing fast and lose with Ukraine and causing an unnecessary issue with Russian strategic interests.
If Ukraine wants to save it's innocent people's lives, they should make peace with Russia. It matters not what we think of Putin. It is not just him that is concerned with NATO expansion.
Where are our Generals on making our southern border secure? What is coming through? If I was an enemy of these United States, I would try to get as many of my military aged men into these United States as I can.
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Cpl Mark A. Morris re “Where are our Generals on making our southern border secure?” They're hobbled by the dominant party in DC, the Democrats, which are a curse on this nation.
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