Comments by "Frederick Miles" (@frederickmiles8815) on "Five lessons about warfare from Ukraine" video.

  1. Bro horrific analysis - any of us who saw the Russian in Syria knew what was going to happen. DC is a sucking sounds of stupidity, think tanks are literally the biggest flaw is America's military industrial complex. Here are the lessons that matter most: 1) Discipline - NCO corp is a necessity, not a nice to have. 2) Ratio's for frontal assaults', setting conditions, and owning the air are requirements (PRIOR TO COMMITMENT OF GROUND FORCES) 3) The purpose of communication is ensuring CoC and enabling decentralized elements are able to engage in combined arms ops - with no other enablers other then their commanders intent. In the US Army can you have a private (6 months removed from signing a contract and basic training call for fire on multimillion dollar platforms in real time). 4) Future of fires is divorcing the platform from the munition - meaning opening salvo will look like tens of thousands of rounds being fired in real time from air, ground, and sea platforms; while machine learning algo's will determine what munition hits what target (fed by PIR, SIR, TRP's, and real time satellite imagery). Follow on salvo's will be driven by that algo as it recalibrates in real time - therefore platforms just need to focus on reload, survivability, and logistics. Also, if you have realized the Russian military is dogshit, just wait until the PLA says hold my beer.
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