Brad ist gut, russkie BMP-- sheisse
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panzerbaerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBqIIdRt-qc
Ukraine's Battlefield Wins with the Bradley Show the Power..
The Bradley is in an unusually favorable position for Ukraine. 1. The Bradley is basically still in production. 2. Large American reserves of older Bradleys are in much better condition than Russian reserves of IFVs. 3. The competition to replace the Bradley is already underway. 4. Adding Bradleys to a brigade instantly boosts morale..
Compared to the US, Russia is basically weaponless.
Such a shame UK only had a handful of Challengers to donate as we are updating the Challenger we should send all older models to Ukraine, the Bradley's are been used very effectively by Ukraine good point..
I think you are right about the Bradley. In fact, I think the "tank" of the future will be much like the Bradley but upgraded all around. An IFV style chassis with 360 degree medium armor with good spall lining and sequestered ammunition with blow-out panels will provide way better protection to the crew of the modern battlefield than a conventional tank with super heavy frontal armor but light top armor. The Bradley with supplemental armor has apparently been able to take multiple drone hits and get the crew home alive. That's the kind of armor needed now..
Ukraine has lost a lot of Bradley's but they all did their job. Your not going to see a Bradley's turret fly and when it goes over a mine it doesn't turn into a molten heap like a BMP does. The Ukraine war is incredibly attritional but the Bradley has proven it's worth and beyond. Furthermore the soldiers feel safe inside the Bradley and the crew are confident in engaging even tanks which they have done more than once.
stuartpalmer3404
You said in your video that it’s most likely that the Ukrainian crew attacked the optics of the Russian tank. You might want to chase up an interview with the actual crew of the second Bradley in that conflict. There was a fascinating interview with a crew member. Who said he remembered learning from video games as a kid how to attack the tanks optics and those were the tactics he used in the battle.
nice comments !
ДЗ -- дохуа at 2:43 ! "ERA -plates".. на вид --такие же блоки, как и рюске, ну может чуть толще. Да, это --загадко !
Ukraine's Battlefield Wins with the Bradley Show the Power..
The Bradley is in an unusually favorable position for Ukraine. 1. The Bradley is basically still in production. 2. Large American reserves of older Bradleys are in much better condition than Russian reserves of IFVs. 3. The competition to replace the Bradley is already underway. 4. Adding Bradleys to a brigade instantly boosts morale..
Compared to the US, Russia is basically weaponless.
Such a shame UK only had a handful of Challengers to donate as we are updating the Challenger we should send all older models to Ukraine, the Bradley's are been used very effectively by Ukraine good point..
I think you are right about the Bradley. In fact, I think the "tank" of the future will be much like the Bradley but upgraded all around. An IFV style chassis with 360 degree medium armor with good spall lining and sequestered ammunition with blow-out panels will provide way better protection to the crew of the modern battlefield than a conventional tank with super heavy frontal armor but light top armor. The Bradley with supplemental armor has apparently been able to take multiple drone hits and get the crew home alive. That's the kind of armor needed now..
Ukraine has lost a lot of Bradley's but they all did their job. Your not going to see a Bradley's turret fly and when it goes over a mine it doesn't turn into a molten heap like a BMP does. The Ukraine war is incredibly attritional but the Bradley has proven it's worth and beyond. Furthermore the soldiers feel safe inside the Bradley and the crew are confident in engaging even tanks which they have done more than once.
stuartpalmer3404You said in your video that it’s most likely that the Ukrainian crew attacked the optics of the Russian tank. You might want to chase up an interview with the actual crew of the second Bradley in that conflict. There was a fascinating interview with a crew member. Who said he remembered learning from video games as a kid how to attack the tanks optics and those were the tactics he used in the battle.
nice comments !
ДЗ -- дохуа at 2:43 ! "ERA -plates".. на вид --такие же блоки, как и рюске, ну может чуть толще. Да, это --загадко !
