Comments by "" (@tomk3732) on "Why Soviet Logistics weren’t as nightmarish as German Logistics in WW2" video.

Nah, soviets just changed the gague - epic waste was present but usually later on in time of peace. For example a truck with diesel came in to collective farm - but they were full.... so a lot of diesel that could not be sold on black market got dumped into a trench. In Poland they dumped so much fuel next to their base people started digging makeshift oil wells (this is not BS).
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This ignores the fact that Soviet soldier simply did not have even close to the logistic needs of a German soldier. All he needed for food was some dried fish and off he went. Fish could also serve as a weapon - knife or thawing weapon when frozen. Did not need cover, could be carried on the outside. Soviet horses did not need "Stables" - they never seen these things in their lives. In fact most Soviet soldiers only seen the fish and some potatoes as "food" - anything above that was "luxury". Soviet troops also did not need for example "clothing" - they used some scraps to wrap around their legs instead of socks, used boots they won in combat against the enemy & some rope as "belt". The overall view was similar to a lot of "homeless" people, half dead from hunger, dirty with Mosin as their trustworthy weapon. Many winter battles were fought over food and shelter - no one cared about anything else. Any alcohol found with less then about 50% was seen as "tea" - especially if said color. Cigarettes were made with some newspaper and low quality tabacco like grass.
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