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@victorzvyagintsev1325
It can't be done nor has it been done
There is no confusion about the Vikhr, you written anti-tank only emphasizes my point
The US has used its Hellfire missiles against personnel several times in Iraq and Afghanistan
The difference is that the Hellfire was upgraded from AGM-114A- Armored vehicles to AGM-114K, M, N, and P for various targets to AGM-114R Hellfire II-All targets
As you stated , its just HEAT charge for armor penetration not multi purpose like the Hellfire
and goes back to my point, they have no choice as the Vikhr is basically useless in every way possible
Secondly again you emphasizes my point
"what happens when the helo finds infantry instead of tanks? It uses the "rocket toss method" with rockets designed specifically to kill infantry insted of trying to pick off individuals with expensive anti-tank missiles"
While the US had no problem using hellfires, its was still an expensive solution at 100K per missile So what did the US do
The US made Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS) upgrades the 70mm into precision laser guided munition costing only 22K per missile considerably less than the Hellfire
Lets price this attack
Those are S-8 rockets from Ka-52. Their version of the US 70mm hydra. Assuming they cost the same and they would likely have a full load
thats 40 missiles costing $120,000 that they just sprayed
The US does the same job with 1 Hellfire or 5 APKWS munitions and it being laser guided means better than 90 percent chance of hitting the target
but most importantly, the key design feature of the APKWS is that it used all existing 70mm payloads
HEDP, HEAT and APERS (anti-personnel) warhead
In Russia's case ,they have only waste dozens of missiles in spray and pray tactics
Its funny you say that as another key claim about the KA-52 is that its
Semi-rigid mounting improves the cannon's accuracy, giving the 30 mm a longer practical range and better hit ratio at medium ranges than with a free-turning turret mount.
Yet another again ???
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@Popeye_the_Haterman
As I stated before, Russia's tactical blunder was leaving Western Ukraine open to the West.
Their plan was very straight forward and if it had worked, they would have had Ukraine under control in 2 to 3 months
The plan was capture Antonov Airport which was only 6 miles away from Kyiv and use it as base of operations
With Antonov Airport in their hands, the plan was landing 18 IL-76s of additional forces
As Kyiv was only 6 miles away , its was likely armor and artillery which would have allowed Russian forces to lay siege on Kyiv as well as established a buffer between the West and Ukraine which would prevented Ukraine from being supplied with additional weapon
Effectively , Ukrainian forces in Eastern Ukraine would be surrounded by forces from Kharkiv, Kyiv, Odessa. Mariupol and, Luhansk with Russian forces cutting Western Ukraine off from the rest of the country. Basically if they had succeed, Eastern Ukraine would have been massive kill box for them
So blunder number one
why in the name of insanity would you launch an airborne assault like this in broad daylight
When you are trying to secure an objective like this , you do it under the cover of night
Blunder number two
where was forward arming and refuelling point (FARP) at?
Russian forces were forced to withdraw as they lacked air support
Again with an assault like this, you normally have a FARP set up nearby so your gunships can be quickly turned around and back into the fight
Blunder number why IL-76s ??
One of the things that US military spends on is aerial refueling capability for aircraft
Specifically, MC-130s transports as well MH-60 , MH-47, MV/CV-22 and CH-53 medium to heavy lift helicopters can be refueled in the air
The US would have sent MH-60 with troops to secure LZ nearby as well as strip for MC-130s to land or drop cargo while MH-47 and CH-53 heavy lift light armor and artillery
Have AH-64s fly in with just external fuel tanks to the FARP sit where they would exchange them for Hellfires and 70m hydra rockets
Coordinate with the USN launching of TLAMs against key targets at airport. Once the missile hit, the airborne forces move in
Again for reasons unknown, Russian force did no coordinate with missile strikes from fixed but instead attacked with gunships
The key difference is that US forces would be attacking after TLAMs had laid waste to key targets, not trying to attack them on fly like Russia did
Russia didn't pay the cost of upgrading its gunships weapons with better precision capabilities and are paying for dearly
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@Popeye_the_Haterman
The Abrams is typical supported by several other elements which scout ahead and perform reconnaissance both on the ground and in the air
The US army supports its troop on the ground with RQ-7, MQ-1C from the air. If RQ-7 or MQ-1C are not available, troops carry RQ-11 with them
The USMC uses ScanEagle and RQ-21 BlackJack for air and RQ-11 on the ground
The USAF supports both with MQ-9s
All these UAVs have highly advanced sensor payloads allowing them to easily spot threats
We are not seeing Russian forces use any UAVs in this manner. And as the saying goes, what you don't see will kill you and thats what's happening to Russian armor
They are not spotting the ambushes , they are getting rektted
Secondly the Abrams has Remote controlled weapon station (RWS) . plus the gunner and commander sights which allows it to look in multiple directions at once
Most of the Russian tanks lack RWS and they can only look where the gun is aimed.
Russia tanks are built around a carousel autoloader. Pro gives them sustained rates of fire, Con, the ammunition is in turret with crew
As seen many times, if the ammunition cooks off , its sayonara for tank and crew
The Abrams ammo is stored in the rear of the turret separate from the crew. The top of the ammunition storage has whats called blow out panels and the access in the turret is via armored door. r if ammunition storage is hit the door slams shut.
its called the path of least resistance which allows the explosive force of the ammunition to be directed up and away from the crew
Unlike Russian tanks, if there is ammunition explosion, as long as the crew is inside with the hatches closed and nothing interferes with the safety features
9 out of 10, they will survive. and Abrams would simply have the turret replaced
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@attilakiss6679
As far as PR goes, Russia's propaganda continues to be massive over state reality
From TASS
The Russian Defense Ministry reported that a total of 267 aircraft, 148 helicopters, 1,785 drones, 367 surface-to-air missile systems, 4,359 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 810 multiple rocket launcher combat vehicles
Not one of those figures are even close to be accurate
As far pushing out, Russian forces , sorry comrade but Ukrainian forces are getting very close to pushing Russian forces out
The revelation that the West and Ukrainian forces hand adapted AGM-88s to MIG-29 means they are in fact working upgrading Ukrainian air force with western weapons
The other fact is that West is getting close to providing Ukrainian forces with long range precision strike capability
Either 190 mile MGM-140s or 150 mile Harpoons with land and sea attack capablity
Either weapon in Ukraine's hands would be massive turn for the worst for Russian forces
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@mikhaillobach3152
So basically just 100 percent Russian propaganda
FYI, you should read before you poist
Ukraine agreed to Russia's demand never to join NATO-, that never happened
If Ukraine had made such a concession, this conflict would have been over months ago
Russia was forced to abandoned Kyiv as their logistics failed miserably
Secondly everything you have said has been in Eastern Ukraine ,
Tactically speaking, has been a major embarrassment for the Russia military
The loss of the Moskava and lack of replacement is massive embarrassment for the Russian navy to loss a ship to knock off missiles
Russian army get shredded daily to point where Russian tank turrets are flying more than the Russian air force
As for HIMARS destruction, again 100 percent Russian propaganda
The towed M777s were destroyed because they require 5 mins to set up, another 5 for the fire mission and 5 more to break and move
US crews train for 10-15 mins max , Ukrainian are likely 15-20 mins. Depending on range ,even at, 20 miles ,thats still enough time for UAV to get over head
The HIMARS can set up, fire and break in 5 mins. The missiles are preloaded while the HIMARS is on the move so they dont have to wait for coordinates
Unless Russia has jets near the target , The HIMARS shoot and scoots too fast for UAVs or Helicopters to get eyes on
Problem two is enough if they get eyes on, HIMARS travel with MANPADS so odds are, that KA-52 or Su-30 won't come back
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@xxxmikeyjock
And that matters because
oh wait it does not
Putin literally can cut off the energy and food to all of Europe- because Russia is only source of food and energy in the entire world
you are plain stupid or just a rock.
Putin literally just signaled the death of the US petrodollar
Again, the US economy is not that fragile as
but please keep grasping at those straws
FYI moron
Top 10 Countries with the Highest Oil Production (barrels per day)
United States - 11,567,000.
Russia - 10,503,000.
Saudi Arabia - 10,225,000.
Canada - 4,656,000.
Iraq - 4,260,000.
China - 3,969,000.
United Arab Emirates - 2,954,000.
Brazil - 2,852,000
Russia literally does not matter
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