It would probably work against some of the rockets the Russians use, but you'd still be facing the same problem it does in Israel; you're shooting a $50k missile to stop a $500 one. They couldn't afford to use it on a good barrage.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that might be a war crime.
That's literally the first time I've ever seen anyone try to use ww1 as an example of ANYTHING done right. Dear god we've hit peak clown
It's because WWII is the US' creation story. The progressive regime that took over and reshaped the country during that time successfully propagandized Americans into treating WWII as a moral war after the fact. The country is the way it is now because of the policies, blatant unconstitutional laws deemed constitutional by the activist supreme court, and federal expansion. It can be argued this started during WWI and earlier. The US propaganda machine during WWII didn't end with the war.
So now we see them getting trapped is just another Ukrainian lie.
The fact they are using WW1 for any military ideas just tells me that they only read the three paragraphs about it in US history books.
I'd say that's being generous.
iirc, a study commissioned by the US congress to investigate outcomes of a civil war involving the government and normal people mentioned supply line issues. The US highway and rail system is great for getting supplies around but is vulnerable to ambush at choke points and sabotage in remote areas, particularly in both mountain ranges. I don't know if people in Ukraine are attacking supply lines but I imagine that would make Russia's supply woes much worse.
Actually, brave Ukrainians shut down the elevator in between floors, trapping the russkies forever. They died in there.
It is amusing isn't it? "Pay no attention to the American dictator with 3+ terms, who confiscated Gold from the people, prolonged the great depression, and put U.S. citizens into concentration camps."
Zelensky is good! Inslava!
>Why doesn't Israel give a fuck about atrocities committed against the goyim?
The Somme and Galipoli were the pinnacle of military planning and execution.
Lettow-Vorbeck's campaign in East Africa was probably the most successful guerilla operation in history.
Don't forget Conrad von Hötzendorf and Luigi Cadorna, they are great military figures to follow and imitate.
