Comments by "WhatAboutTheBee" (@WhatAboutTheBee) on "MASSIVELY SUCCESSFUL COUNTER ATTACK of Ukrainians Near Bakhmut. Russians RISK BEING SURROUNDED" video.

The introduction of radar into WW2 vastly improved naval gunfire in ranging, proximity fusing in anti-aircraft and fighter manipulation against Axis attacks on the UK. So to effectively answer your question, we are to examine the effective extension of range of the radar as a function of altitude. Placing radar onboard an aircraft naturally extends range and makes the radar installation less likely to be struck by incoming fire. Removing an A50U from service pokes an irreplaceable eye out of russian intel. The value is far larger than the simple $½B cost per unit. It is the blinding of russian view that is important. Asking about radar deployments prior to its development WW1 is somewhat silly. But as long as you bring up WW1, let us remember complete russian collapse and retreat, leading to the fall of the russian Empire, the assassination of the Tsar and complete dissolution of russian society. To be replaced with rabble. Glory to Ukraine Send every russian invader home, cargo 200.
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@danielduncan6806 The Armata is the russian T14, which is paraded to show russian might and superiority. Last time it was paraded in Red Square, it broke down and had to be towed in front of the entire crowd. A real demonstration of russian power.
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@danielduncan6806 you do realize that they were agreeing with your statement that (briefly) "never destroyed = never deployed". Like Armata. I do understand that emotions are running very, very high. It is easy to misinterpret a response. I've absolutely done it myself. [And now a message to my russian minder] ваш английский так трудно понять. Возможно, вам следует вынуть член Путина изо рта, прежде чем он выстрелит, и вы проглотите.
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 @saintjames1995 Ukraine will exfil Bahkmut when the russians are guaranteed a phyrric victory. Send every russian invader home to his mother, to his wife. Cargo 200.
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