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Mrljavi wrote: ↑29/04/2022 11:36

Jos malo izvlacenja onoga sto mu je secer pao nakon sto su malo vjezbali gađanje na njemu.

lajkujMe wrote: ↑29/04/2022 10:32 @tovarish

Jucerasnja objava Girkina potvrdjuje to.

Da se ocekuje uskoro novi val od oko 300.000 Ukrajinskih vojnika.
Obuke se izvode sirom Ukrajine i Europe + u Americi dio
Za nekih mjesec, mjesec i po trebali bi biti spremni

ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine—An American trainer known to his Ukrainian students simply as Texas carefully drew on a school blackboard the outline of a Russian T-72 tank and a plan of the surrounding area, and explained how he had ambushed it with a Javelin missile earlier this month.

Then he picked up the missile and its charcoal-grey command launch unit, or CLU, showing to a few dozen Ukrainian soldiers the correct firing positions. Another U.S. trainer, Mark Hayward, a 53-year-old retired U.S. Special Forces operator from Alaska, stepped in with advice on how to operate the antitank weapon in varying weather and light conditions.

“I know you are all infantrymen, but with this, you need to behave like snipers. Play spy games,” said Texas, a Ukrainian-born American whose real first name is Anton and who didn’t want to disclose his surname because his relatives still reside in Ukraine. “Everything is in your hands; 90% of the success depends on you, the operators, and only 10% on the missile.”

The bottleneck for this influx of aid is training. Ukrainian soldiers must be taught quickly to operate sophisticated and unfamiliar systems—in the middle of a war, and as Russian cruise missiles strike warehouses, railway hubs and bases deep in the Ukrainian rear.

In Western militaries, soldiers who operate these weapons undergo weeks or months of training before firing their first live shot. The U.S. and other nations in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization pulled their military trainers from Ukraine shortly before Russia invaded.

This means that American and other Western volunteers, such as Mr. Hayward and Anton, are filling the skills gap, lecturing at Ukrainian military units near the front lines—and sometimes taking part in the fight themselves. “We wound up being Javelin trainers by default,” Mr. Hayward said. That involved, among other things, watching YouTube training videos and poring over complex manuals once he arrived in Ukraine, to bring himself up-to-date.

The basic U.S. Army Javelin training program comprises 80 hours, according to the field manual.

Here, we are trying to teach soldiers to be able to use Javelins in two days, so they can go out and carry out their combat tasks,” said Lt. Col. Serhiy, the head of training for Ukraine’s 128th Separate Mountain Assault Transcarpathian Brigade, which operates on the front southeast of Zaporizhzhia and in Donbas. Like other Ukrainian military personnel, he isn’t allowed to disclose his surname.

“Training during the war means less theory and more practice,” Lt. Col. Serhiy said.

pici wrote: ↑29/04/2022 10:42 Tri bataljona su jedna brigada, a to u ovakvom ratu je ko ubod komarca. Da imaju tri divizije e to je vec za razmisljanja.

shalla wrote: ↑29/04/2022 10:45

sime_cipol wrote: ↑29/04/2022 10:03 Kad onaj otvoreno kaze, da ga svi cuju, uopste ne kriju da ce okrenuti i nebo i zemlju, zamisli onda sta guraju

Bukvalno slično sam jučer prokomentarisao, odavno nisam čuo direktniju poruku od neke tako visokopozicionirane osobe i pravo me je obradovala ta izjava

The Russian Armed Forces landed on February 24 in the center of Kyiv to eliminate Zelensky, - The Times

After the shootout began in the government quarter, power was cut off at the President's Office, and Zelensky and his aides were given bulletproof vests with machine guns.

lajkujMe wrote: ↑29/04/2022 11:04


Eh kad bi postojala jedna mala Zemljica u Europi koja ima veliki broj "specijalista" opreme i iskustva u ovakvim operacijama.

Aaaa daaaa BIH

Bobi wrote: ↑29/04/2022 12:32 https://www.index.hr/vijesti/clanak/ukr ... i_ostalo_d

TomANDJerry wrote: ↑29/04/2022 12:32

Bobi wrote: ↑29/04/2022 12:32 https://www.index.hr/vijesti/clanak/ukr ... i_ostalo_d

Je'l vojnicima bilo išta ?

Kijev je priznao da je izgubio kontrolu nad nekim gradovima i selima od početka ruske ofenzive prošli tjedan, no naglasio je da napredak Rusa dolazi s ogromnim posljedicama za njihovu vojsku, već istrošenu porazom na sjeveru.

"Imamo ozbiljne gubitke, no oni ruski su puno veći. Imaju kolosalne gubitke", objavio je savjetnik ukrajinskog predsjednika Oleksij Arestovič.