writing HIMARS musical for broadway
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1 Feb 2020
thats it, i found the greatest technical squadron of all time
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This is guys is the biggest German US success story since Wernher van Braun
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Jun 13
At this point watching overloaded Russians just not responding or acting as a tree against drones is the biggest endorsement for intense long boot camps. If your not trained to the point of failure your not going to respond well in the field when it’s shit.
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Especially if your a barely trained infantry soldier tasked with basically recon infiltration duties
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This is also going to be hezbollahs problem but made worse because Israel has air superiority. Drones make war more costly but don’t greatly change the dynamics. If they can’t deploy infantry in large number then Israel is likely to keep advancing because infantry hold the ground
Jun 6
A reminder: one of Ukraine's biggest weaknesses is still lack of infantry at the front, leading to significant gaps Russia exploits with small unit infiltration tactics.
Ukraine's drone advantage mitigates but does not solve this problem. Ignore anyone that claims otherwise.
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If your a military you still need to be investing in artillery. Just need to pair with engineers and how to dig them in, hide them then protect with AD. It will change the casualty numbers from a few at a time to dozens
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The funniest thing is people still think the USS Gerald ford was hit by a missile even tho it returned home to K’s of people and no one can get a picture of the damage. To the gen Z and new home owners, go check the vents outside your house and clean them. x.com/JayJosephVet/status/20…
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Also lmao at everyone being like this is totally fine and easily repaired… at the same place a drone just struck? Ukraine could just wait for Russia to spend millions then hit it again
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It may not seem like much but really these Ukrainian middle strike logistics campaign might be the biggest shift in the Ukrainian war in a long time. It’s almost completely separate of their 30k infantry death goal. Russia was already struggling just hitting their frontline units
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The camera angle on these Ukrainian wild hornet counter drones seems much better
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Also the stats on their website are wild at this point. But shouldn’t be surprising as the war is now lasting longer than both world wars
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Example of the AI supplemented drones Ukraine is using to target Russian logistics. Still man in the loop but you designate the target then doesn’t matter if you get jammed or lose connection deep behind enemy lines. Bumblebee and hornet drones
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May 31
Every night now Ukrainian drones are hitting their long range oil targets. Rostov, Kirov, and Saratov
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Hezbollah is kinda entering the same predicament as ukraine. Even in the world of drones, it’s still infantry that captures and holds territory. A single rpg warhead isn’t the same as a 500 pound bomb hitting a stronghold. Israeli forces captured Beaufort castle
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May 30
I was very pessimistic last couple years but it really seems Russian command just can’t do shit. Their soldiers face this everyday. Middle strikes getting worse and gas/oil really starting to hurt. Then Putin might actually blow the most pro RU USA president ever off-ramp.
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And this is all before the rumored Ukrainian ballistic missiles get going which will make even worse for Russia back areas. This war is lasting longer then all the world wars, Russia can’t still just be patting it self on the back for tactical advances around tree lines
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And like clock work more embarrassing strikes against Russias Taganrog base. Two Tu-142 anti sub aircraft and an iskander targeted.
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The funny thing is you watch Hezbollah videos and it just makes you appreciate artillery units. People are like ‘this is gonna change warfare’ when one drone flys into a base. While in Ukraine the front line base wouldn’t exist in a couple hours
May 29
Hezbollah’s drones are now the leading cause of Israeli battlefield deaths in Lebanon, responsible for 7 of the 11 soldiers killed since April. The group has improved its tactics and taken advantage of poor Israeli defenses such as troop/vehicle clustering and improper netting.
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Ukrainian m113 surviving 9 FPV drones to evacuate wounded. Remember this video when people complain about the cost of javelin or ATGMs.
The launch optics of javelins are valuable in themselves especially if they they redo the battery.
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May 30
For tanks it can be even worse, some times dozens of drones. Not every infantry soldier is going to be a drone squad. They need their own powerful mobile anti tank options. The ATGMs are heavier, fly faster and often have tandem charges to beat the makeshift armor on the outside
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May 25
New ‘Syrian paratroopers were just dropped behind enemy lines and recaptured everything’
May 24
Syrian intelligence locked on Julani twice in 2022 alone, in both cases Assad didn't give the order to kill him.
In one of the two times, he was literally in a meeting with most of his military commanders, and senior HTS officials.
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Russians finally getting intel on a major rebel HQ after Zahran Alloush like 7 years later
Assad: don’t strike
Russian commander whose since died in Ukraine:
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