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madner wrote: ↑03/04/2023 13:52 Neki jesi sigurno sto se tice elektronike, ali ne znam da je iko dirao radare.
Mig 29 nije ni koncipiran da ima jak radar, kao ni F16.

The aircraft received a new navigation system, communications and on-board computer with digital video and audio recorders for post-mission debriefing. The most significant change in the cockpit was the new HUD display and the 5x4 multifunctional indicator. As noted, these aircraft were modernized the same way as all 11 Slovak MiG-29s.

sumirprimus wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:03 ne treba plaho logike da se zakljuci da im nakupljaju sve sto mogu a da moze posluzit svrsi u kratkom narednom periodu tj nadolazecoj ukr ofanzivi. tako da je prica o f 16 sad bespredmetna.

drndalo wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:09 Obicaji se mijenjaju...

Novi set za ponijeti "na naselje" u Ukrajini:

drug_profi wrote: ↑03/04/2023 13:56

madner wrote: ↑03/04/2023 13:52 Neki jesi sigurno sto se tice elektronike, ali ne znam da je iko dirao radare.
Mig 29 nije ni koncipiran da ima jak radar, kao ni F16.

Ako se ikome nadam da su napucali svoje na maximum moguceg, to su ovi poljski.

sumirprimus wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:36 bilo na prosloj stranici

elem,
Fred Hoffman, D.Sc.
@InfoAgeStrategy
A lot of prominent former US military officers and others are now suggesting that #Ukraine cannot succeed in driving #Russian troops out of the country. I respectfully disagree with those assertions.

I'm not a former general, but I did spend a 30-year-long career in human intelligence and psychological operations. I believe that the most important battlespace in Ukraine right now is not land, sea, air, space, or cyber; it is the human mind. It is human cognition.

Ukrainians are fighting an existential battle to save their country -- their land, their homes, their families. Their motivation is high.

By contrast, Russian troops are poorly-led, poorly-trained, poorly-equipped, poorly-supplied, and poorly motivated. Ukraine was not the three-day-long cake walk that they were told to expect; not at all.

Look at Russian history; it is replete with instances where Russian defenders fought tooth-and-nail in this or that battle. It is also filled with instances where Russian troops folded and ran. You have to look at the circumstances to understand why Russian troops fought well or didn't. One must take into account some of the intangibles (like the ones I listed) in each case.

Look at how Russians themselves talk about the war on Telegram; there is open discussion by prominent bloggers about the possibility of Russia losing this war.
1:09 PM · Apr 3, 2023

madner wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:43

sumirprimus wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:36 bilo na prosloj stranici

elem,
Fred Hoffman, D.Sc.
@InfoAgeStrategy
A lot of prominent former US military officers and others are now suggesting that #Ukraine cannot succeed in driving #Russian troops out of the country. I respectfully disagree with those assertions.

I'm not a former general, but I did spend a 30-year-long career in human intelligence and psychological operations. I believe that the most important battlespace in Ukraine right now is not land, sea, air, space, or cyber; it is the human mind. It is human cognition.

Ukrainians are fighting an existential battle to save their country -- their land, their homes, their families. Their motivation is high.

By contrast, Russian troops are poorly-led, poorly-trained, poorly-equipped, poorly-supplied, and poorly motivated. Ukraine was not the three-day-long cake walk that they were told to expect; not at all.

Look at Russian history; it is replete with instances where Russian defenders fought tooth-and-nail in this or that battle. It is also filled with instances where Russian troops folded and ran. You have to look at the circumstances to understand why Russian troops fought well or didn't. One must take into account some of the intangibles (like the ones I listed) in each case.

Look at how Russians themselves talk about the war on Telegram; there is open discussion by prominent bloggers about the possibility of Russia losing this war.
1:09 PM · Apr 3, 2023

Najbolji scenario je 1917. Samo za to u Rusiji mora biti puno gore stanje.

Najvece Ruske pobjede su cesto pocinjale sa katastrofalnim porazima, jos se ne zna gdje idu.

sumirprimus wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:46

madner wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:43
Najbolji scenario je 1917. Samo za to u Rusiji mora biti puno gore stanje.

Najvece Ruske pobjede su cesto pocinjale sa katastrofalnim porazima, jos se ne zna gdje idu.

pa pocelo je sa girkinom i ekipom, pa s ovim bombama jos fali da negdje kmeknu i da se to zaholca , polako dugo je proljece

sumirprimus wrote: ↑03/04/2023 14:54 polako dugo je proljece vidis da se komplet zapad priprema. kad gruhne vidjecem hocel se zaholcat do kraja,
il ce bit nedaj boze corak