Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Inside German Leopard Tank Sent to Ukraine" video.

  1.  @antoniohagopian213  Not all breakdowns happen in combat.
    99
  2.  @RedPanther2030  "muh nooks" eleven months of this sh!t
    4
  3.  @cryptosamet3536  Infantry observers will call out where the ambush points are. ATGMs have more range than rifles but artillery outranges ATGMs.
    4
  4.  @lovepeace9727  may we see this Ka-52? Russia lost a significant portion of their Alligator fleet.
    4
  5.  @nemiw4429  Can the T-14 see what hit it? Does the crew stay calm or just flee? Russians have abandoned tanks after a 30mm VOG grenade hit.
    3
  6. Chrysler picked turbine, GM picked Diesel, Chrysler won the contract.
    3
  7. I call them Russia's graveyard.
    2
  8. Su-25s on both sides are stuck doing unguided rocket volleys in pitch up attacks, then turning back. Neither side has A-10C targeting systems and weapons fitted to their Su-25s, and even the A-10 would suffer tremendous casualties.
    2
  9. The war stops when the invaders go home.
    2
  10. Some intern got a laugh out of that.
    2
  11. Russia's terms were to essentially let them win. When they come to the table, it's gonna be Versailles. They should have just left.
    2
  12. That's why they had to run across the river, right? They won so hard they had to retreat.
    2
  13. Lmao Russian negotiatons are "give up, give us all we want, nobody gets punished for war crimes".
    2
  14. What bill? The money one, or the blood one?
    1
  15. Just like HIMARS, right?
    1
  16.  @nemiw4429  Dust is a problem on any vehicle. Helicopters have to be used in the desert too, and normal gasoline/Diesel engines also suck in air and require filters.
    1
  17. MP7 with stock collapsed and foregrip deployed.
    1
  18. No, Russia sent Igor Girkin and other FSB stooges to stage a fake civil war, then sent the Russian army.
    1
  19. No. Gen Zaluzhniy said they needed 300 to knock out Russia. Stopping an offensive can be done without tanks, because the enemy exposes himself in no man's land. When you go in the offensive, you need heavy armor to punch the line and limit exposure.
    1
  20. German tanks were plagued with problems and fuel shortages. Also, Ukrainians were fighting for the Soviet Union. It's now obvious Russia needed them on their side.
    1
  21. The helicopters that pitch up and fire rockets without guidance, or the artillery that takes hours to respond to calls for fire?
    1
  22. Russia antagonized the West by attacking our allies and then wishing we'd freeze.
    1
  23. The "strongest" military is sending human waves. It's a slaughter.
    1
  24. Name the polling companies.
    1
  25. In 2022, Russia lost almost 1500 tanks.
    1
  26. Cope lol
    1
  27. The bear is 11 months in a 3 day operation.
    1
  28.  @smyers820gm  WWIII means the world. One country getting dunked on by dozens of countries isn't a "world war".
    1
  29.  @smyers820gm  Not every nation, but it involved China, Japan, the Koreas, Philippines, the Soviet Union, Africa, the US, Canada, Great Britain and most of continental Europe. Basically only South America was spared, and even then Brazil sent fighter pilots. So it was truly a world war.
    1
  30. Their tank park is exposed to snow and rain, it's also a source of parts for export customers so stuff got pulled out of there in the last 30 years with only the hull remaining.
    1
  31.  @БПК-с6л  Sounds like I can look at a freaking picture and clearly see that the vehicle hulls are covered in snow or brown rust. You do realize that you can just look at pictures of their tank parks, right?
    1
  32.  @БПК-с6л  The satellite pictures have been available for years.
    1
  33. Less than 20 tanks broke the line in Kharkiv.
    1
  34.  @aldosigmann419  The source is Russian telegram channels where the military was crying about the tanks advancing.
    1
  35.  @aldosigmann419  Not rumors. The offensive happened. Kharkiv was lost to the Russians. Call it a rumor all you want, the photos of the outcome show it pretty clear - the Russians were slaughtered. I've never seen so much meat on the ground. Looked like someone had dressed the meat in camo uniforms in a butcher shop.
    1
  36.  @aldosigmann419  10 months later, still seething about the Ghost of Kiev. We will see glorious footage of Russians being routed by armor. Russians also have mismatched tanks. Who cares. You're willing to be Putin's serf, how are you any better?
    1
  37. The US had to bail out the Soviets with trucks, train locomotives, canned food, aviation fuel, aircraft, ammo, smokeless powder and steel?
    1
  38. Bakhmut stood longer than Stalingrad at this point.
    1
  39. Red Effect has blindspots and people have called him out on it.
    1
  40. Are they good at dodging drone dropped grenades?
    1
  41. Almost every time a delivery is announced we find out they started training ahead of time.
    1
  42. The educated were the first to flee Russia last year. Weapons engineer was not a prestigious occupation since the 90s so their arms designers are pushing 50-55 and not enough junior engineers are working as apprentices under them. Not to mention they are cut off from so much technology, they're sidelining train cars due to bearings wearing out. Tech intel? The country is hollowed out.
    1
  43. Tanks have more than one crewman inside. And it's policy to destroy tanks instead of letting them get captured.
    1
  44. Almost no Abrams were lost. You're citing the ones sent back for REPAIRS.
    1
  45.  @bigdaddywatt  So basically almost no Abrams lost, war won in 43 days, then a few more lost to guerrilla ambushes. If the Iraqi lesson was losing the war in a month in a half, I wish the same for Russia.
    1
  46. Kharkiv oblast was recaptured after 15-18 tanks broke the Russian lines.
    1
  47.  @austinpowersfasjer  It wasn't a "tactical blunder". It was reality. Troops were needed in Kherson which meant thinning out Kharkiv. If they kept Kharkiv reinforced, they'd lose Kherson. Call it a blunder, they had no choice. It's been 5 months, and Russia is down to using human waves. They went from a very dubious army, to outright inhumane behavior.
    1
  48.  @austinpowersfasjer  1 Leopard doesn't have to take out 50 T-72s. It only has to show up with violence and make the ground shake. While the IFVs and infantry rush in right behind. Put this show of force where the frontline is thin, and the mobiks will scatter like cockroaches.
    1
  49. This was said about every weapon sent so far.
    1
  50. This dead body is kicking Russia's teeth in. Have you seen the human wave attacks? Russia is fighting WWI in 2023.
    1
  51. Cope. Ukrainians have more warfighting experience than 90% of the armies of the world. They know better than you.
    1
  52. Orbán is a Putin simp.
    1
  53. Does the button work? Someone may have stolen the copper wire.
    1
  54. The situation is outright inhumane for Russia. The men are walking on foot across empty fields and taking shells and drone dropped grenades.
    1
  55.  @thr0waway  Satellite pics show that shells fall on empty fields. And Russian artillery keeps firing less and less. Being shelled when in a fortified position is better than a single 30mm grenade dropped while unprotected.
    1
  56.  @thr0waway  Ever heard it's not the size, it's how you use it? Well, here it's actually true. You can fire at a 1000 to 1 ratio. If 1000 hit empty fields and the 1 hits the artillerymen in counter-battery, one shot is worth more than a thousand. Soledar's gone. Only took 6 months of massive casualties storming defensive positions.
    1
  57. What are the consequences? We sell tanks to non NATO countries.
    1
  58. A ton of captured tanks turned out to be garbage on tracks. They have to be fully tested, inspected and disassembled to bring back into operation. The 93rd Mechanized already was using the best condition tanks they captured from the 1st Guards Tank Army. The rest were in need of repairs.
    1
  59. Imagine thinking that Iraq was fighting against the US after 2003. The Iraqi government was on the US's side, it was Iranian backed shia militias and former Ba'ath party militants that kept fighting.
    1
  60.  @shangri-leicht8923  They always flag themselves as Russians by using such terms.
    1
  61. Have you seen the pushes? It's human waves. They're advancing on foot and getting slaughtered.
    1
  62. Meanwhile actual North Vietnamese officers admitted they were on the verge of breaking. The US public opinion, which was based on journalism and not actual military intelligence, saved the North Vietnamese regime.
    1