madner wrote: ↑25/03/2022 17:36
GandalfSivi wrote: ↑25/03/2022 17:18
Nije ba oruzje, nego kompletna doktrina. Velike nezgrapne jedinice koje idu na cistu silu. Nabacaj tenkova i ura. Za razliku od NATO-a koji se vise fokusira na manje mobilne jedinice.
Standarnde nebuloze, nista iznenadjujuce nema tu...
Kakva glupost, pa USA doktrina za vrijeme hladnog rata je bila velike nezgrapne jedinice, kao i Njemacka. Tek poslje su presli na brigadni ustroj, za razliku od JNA koja je to uradila 15 godina ranije. Znaci veze nemas na kvadrat.
Nije ni Ruska nabacaj tenkova i ura.
Klasicni primjer covjeka sa manjkom znanja.
Majke mi moje, kotarisemo se jednog samoproglasenog genijalca, jos gori dodje (dobro, kada razmislim niko gori nije bio).
Koji dio hladnog rata racunamo? Je li Vijetnam dovoljno daleko? Hocemo li danas nauciti kako su se Amerikanci borili u Vijetnamu? Samo pitaj, nije sramota biti neuk, sramota je biti ignorantan...
Westmoreland's early strategy was fairly simple. The U.S. would wage a war of attrition, a military tactic through which a long series of small-scale attacks gradually wears down the enemy. The goal was to inflict heavy damage on North Vietnam and the Viet Cong, so much damage in fact, that it would be impossible for them to recover and keep fighting. To achieve these goals, the United States carried out bombings in North Vietnam via aircraft. South Vietnam, however, was a different story. Most of the Vietnam War fought below the 17th parallel was on the ground. The 17th parallel was, in effect, the political boundary line between North and South Vietnam.
The ground strategy in South Vietnam was much like the air strategy in North Vietnam: devastate the Viet Cong and pro-communist forces. The unusual feature of the strategy was that the United States did not fight to hold onto territory in South Vietnam. Once American troops engaged with the VC and forced them from the general area, they did not make any attempts to maintain a strong presence in the region.
Key elements of the ground war in South Vietnam included search and destroy missions. U.S. troops used local intelligence to identify VC and pro-communist strongholds, then eliminate them with firepower. From 1966 to 1967, the United States continued to pour troops into Vietnam at the request of General Westmoreland. Over 485,000 troops were stationed in Vietnam by the end of 1967, which was a clear sign that Westmoreland's ground war was struggling.
I mojne vise svega ti, bruka...
Mali EDIT: Sta nije Rusija? Dva glavna problema iste: Duge kolone (od po 60 km) koje ne mogu snadbjeti i nedostatak kordinacije izmedju zracnih i kopnenih trupa.
Poslali likove vise tenkova nego ljudi haman
