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A plan by Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands aims to get some Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine ‘within months.’
The new initiative aims to boost Kyiv’s supply of tanks faster as more advanced tanks will take many months to arrive.
MY SAY: Gee, those are some fine looking tanks - NOT! Oh, and nice OP SEC, I'm sure the Russians have no clue how to PREPARE FOR (USED) LEOPARD TANKS. Yikes!
The new initiative aims to boost Kyiv’s supply of tanks faster as more advanced tanks will take many months to arrive.
MY SAY: Gee, those are some fine looking tanks - NOT! Oh, and nice OP SEC, I'm sure the Russians have no clue how to PREPARE FOR (USED) LEOPARD TANKS. Yikes!
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Are you this miserable about everything?
MAJ Montgomery Granger
No, SSG, just about gaslighting from my own gov't about helping the Ukrainians, this time it's a NATO ally getting rid of their clutter, at the expense of Ukrainian lives. We are giving them M1A1s, for what? Russian target practice. Maybe you have an actual opinion and not just pot shots at an officer?
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MAJ Montgomery Granger
Apologies! SFC, not SSG.
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MAJ Montgomery Granger my opinion is that some former officers think overly much of themselves, far too little of most others, and deserve a few pot shots to remind them that they should develop an identity outside of who they used to be
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Now it's going to take quite a few months for ukrainians to learn how to use the tank, and get a perfect score on Gunnery and be able to communicate and shoot at the same time calling in for fire and making sure they don't shoot their own people. If you just give them a two-week course and send them to the front, they won't be able to shoot, move or communicate properly..
CPT Richard Trione
CPT Richard Trione
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MAJ Montgomery Granger
You understate the obvious, Sir! These tanks and the old American M1A1 Abrams being given to Ukraine will be rolling coffins vs. tried and true Russian tank crews, no matter the tank. It begs the question, why? Money? Prestige? Virtue signaling? All three? In the end, we get more space and less clutter, and the Russians get more target practice.
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