Saddam's tank battalions were significantly more competent than this. I'm genuinely a little shocked at how undisciplined, untrained, and disorganized they are. It seems like all their veteran soldiers died or deserted in Bakhmut.
Here's what I don't understand - those Bradley's should be equipped with FLIR, so they should be able (in theory) to see if there are troops or vehicles hiding out in that treeline, so there should be no need to blindfire into them. At least they did do the smart thing and fire smoke/flares before taking on those troops to withdraw, blinding the elctro-optics of any ATGM's or attack helos that might try to fire on them as they pulled back.
WTF even was that? They were retreating and the POV vehicle was providing cover fire? Until it, y'know fragged one of its own? Point blank. Wow. I'm assuming I'm missing something here, but that's what it looks like.
The War Nerd of You Tube has spoken:
Rewatching it, I'm not 100% sure if they hit their own Bradley or not - it looks like there's a big explosion that takes out the vehicle before it crosses the firing path of the Bradley taking the video, though it is pretty close so it's hard to tell.
Germany had regular spurts of air superiority. The Messerschmitt 109s were in constant production and competitive with every allied fighter, and the jet powered 262s came towards the end of the war that were capable of outrunning a diving mustang. Germany was regularly being bombed by the time jet fighters were being produced, and had they been allowed to be built in massive numbers, they would have been able to retake their airspace and significantly delay the fall of Berlin.
Oh the strawmans, the deflections, the cope is tasting beautiful.
When does he do a video about the Leopard 2?
I feel like this question may be important. We're seeing very little of stuff like this from the Russians.
Even from the beginning of the war, the Russians have consistently had much tighter opsec than the Ukrainians, with very few combat videos release versus the Ukrainians. This just seems to be a continuation of that.
You conceivably can if your population is large enough and outnumbers the opposing nation - which Ukraine doesn't.
Well, Bradley is almost as heavy as T-34, no wonder it's better at keeping the crew alive than 14-ton BMPs.
To make Citadel even possible, Wehrmacht had to withdraw panzer groups from other parts of the front, thus exposing their flanks. Tactically, Germans were winning (high "k/d"+good tempo), but once Soviets had launched counter-offensives near Orel and Belgorod, the Citadel was doomed.
No he's right, when command and control over your units is broken its over.
I feel like Lazer Pig should have learned to shut up after red effect made a nearly hour long video disproving every lie he had in his T-14 video (a video that was only 10 minutes longer than Red effects debunking of it) I also hate his use of the word "we", who the fuck is "we"?
It looks like a gopro that was knocked off at the end. This could have been picked up from a Ru scout after the hohol's left or got smoked.
