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NATO wonder weapons w/Brian Berletic from The New Atlas (Live)

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NATO wonder weapons w/Brian Berletic from The New Atlas (Live)
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Guthrie Miller
Guthrie Miller
January 17, 2023

I heard from a U.S. military person that in the Iraq war the Iraqi tanks had a range of 1 km, while the U.S. tanks had a range of 3 km. This was used to explain that the loss of U.S. tanks was mostly “friendly fire”.
Is range relevant in the Ukraine war?.

G2mil
Reply to  Guthrie Miller
January 17, 2023

Due to terrain and foilage, tanks can rarely see a target that far. Firing at maximum range is rare, although the open desert sometimes allows that. There were many cases in Ukraine were tanks blasted each other just a few meters away.

John
John
January 17, 2023

Maybe Ursala was way ahead of the curve training troops with broom sticks?

Anna Cornelia
Anna Cornelia
January 18, 2023

The business model that Big Pharma followed with the jab – persuading governments to endlessly buy ‘the latest version’ – has been adopted regarding everything to do with the Ukraine conflict. Europe had to give up Russian gas and buy expensive US LNG. Europe has to give up its military hardware to Ukraine and buy expensive replacements from…guess who…the USA. All of this is like some giant Ponzi scheme where the manufacturers make the big bucks and, going down the pyramid, there are kick backs to politicians, celebrities, media and the whole thing just keeps going, fuelled by greed and… Read more »

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