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Original by Rebel44CZ at https://mobile.twitter.com/Rebel44C.....13936477708290
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MercMarten for the headsup. 😈
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Ironic thing is that ship and the rest of her class were build in the Ukraine. There is an unfinished one sitting moored there for decades. The other 2 are well away from the Black Sea - one in the Arctic and the other part of the Pacific fleet. Read that one is usually not in service due to issues...
You look at an American ship built in the eighties and compare it to a Russian built at the same time. You wouldn't want to even step on the Russian ship. They may both be targets but the US ship will be designed to give its crew a fighting chance where there would only names would be added to memorial to dead Russian heroes. Or not even that.
what the..?
So, instead of having lost a cruiser to enemy action, they now lost a BATTLESHIP to INCOMPETENCE of its own crew by managing to set up a fire in the ammo storage?
Or, even better, the fire ignited on its own , probably due to sloppy and risky design decisions?
Seriously, how can all the latter options be more confidence building for the own populous than "Okay, our ship took a hit that hurt. It's down, but we got the crew off in time" ???
So, instead of having lost a cruiser to enemy action, they now lost a BATTLESHIP to INCOMPETENCE of its own crew by managing to set up a fire in the ammo storage?
Or, even better, the fire ignited on its own , probably due to sloppy and risky design decisions?
Seriously, how can all the latter options be more confidence building for the own populous than "Okay, our ship took a hit that hurt. It's down, but we got the crew off in time" ???
Back in the late eighties the Russians made a port call to Norfolk Navy base and they even allowed tours on their navy combat ships that pulled in. the guided-missile cruiser Marshal Ustinov (same Slava-class cruiser as Moskva) being the main attraction. The impression was that Russians had little concept of damage control at that time and I'm not convinced the Russian Federation has improved things much. In the US Navy, you spend a little time learning your job then you spend your time learning firefighting and damage control. Then you practice and practice some more and when you get near perfect, you drill and drill even more. I may not have been a great submariner but I was a freaking good fireman. I didn't get that sense at all from the Russian ships with little to no compartmentalization, glass portholes only a few meters from the waterline and fire extinguishers as rare as unicorns.
While its certainly good news for Ukraine, I'm honestly surprised how badly the Russian military has performed in the war. Over the years it has has been played up as some fearsome, mighty bear, yet in reality it appears to be more of a paper tiger. Every day I seem to find a new story, ranging from rubbish tires for their support trucks, Russian conscripts viewing their superiors as glory-seeking dumbasses, Ukrainian farmers joyriding abandoned tanks, to the Russians digging, and living in, trenches in the radioactive grounds of Red Forest near Chernobyl.
I honestly fear the Chinese Military more, they are actually taking things far more seriously in training , weapons development (IE: Theft of US, Russian and European designs). They won't be as stupid as the Russians. But I assure you, Taiwan has had decades to anthill the island into a massive kill box. They won't go down lightly.
ehhhh...
I wonder how much he was expecting to do...
he did the drive in and spread out thing...
He didn't send in his heavy "take and hold" stuff or his truly elite forces...
and he didn't hold to russian form/doctrin...in the past they would have used arty for days. Literally. Then bombs then tanks. THEN mech infantry.
Their reaction to a single sniper is to LEVEL the 1/4 mile area...flat.
it looks like putin went in trying NOT to slaughter civvies or cause too much damage...
most of his troops were/are conscripts...
Im still thinin its bait for nato to come in and cause the nwo/wef "great reset" to jump start...
putin is/was one of "them"...
I wonder how much he was expecting to do...
he did the drive in and spread out thing...
He didn't send in his heavy "take and hold" stuff or his truly elite forces...
and he didn't hold to russian form/doctrin...in the past they would have used arty for days. Literally. Then bombs then tanks. THEN mech infantry.
Their reaction to a single sniper is to LEVEL the 1/4 mile area...flat.
it looks like putin went in trying NOT to slaughter civvies or cause too much damage...
most of his troops were/are conscripts...
Im still thinin its bait for nato to come in and cause the nwo/wef "great reset" to jump start...
putin is/was one of "them"...
This might make a good model kit as well. https://www.furaffinity.net/view/46797064/
It's a weird journey I had with those books (an' yeah the Red haired Boris cover got me hooked)
I noticed the copy rights are odd...tarl cabot=john norman...
(Much later I noticed the "voice/tone" of the 60's-ish books mostly "fealt" the same...see the moon is a harsh mistress=the turner diaries {I'm all for free speach but...} they let the the inmates at the prison I worked at have that last one...)
so I noticed that the andromeda strain "fealt" like the the gor books...hrmn... so I chased some more copy rights and found john norman=see also micheal chriton...???
the first 6 were good and jnteresting...then the "voice" changed...it was obviously was a diff writer...hrmn...
I followed the series off and on (avoid #19 it was just the dregs of old shit the editors threw out.)
then the original writer came back for an arc, war between cos and ar...didn't see how it ended...
so I'm STILL wondering...was it chriton???
😅
I noticed the copy rights are odd...tarl cabot=john norman...
(Much later I noticed the "voice/tone" of the 60's-ish books mostly "fealt" the same...see the moon is a harsh mistress=the turner diaries {I'm all for free speach but...} they let the the inmates at the prison I worked at have that last one...)
so I noticed that the andromeda strain "fealt" like the the gor books...hrmn... so I chased some more copy rights and found john norman=see also micheal chriton...???
the first 6 were good and jnteresting...then the "voice" changed...it was obviously was a diff writer...hrmn...
I followed the series off and on (avoid #19 it was just the dregs of old shit the editors threw out.)
then the original writer came back for an arc, war between cos and ar...didn't see how it ended...
so I'm STILL wondering...was it chriton???
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