Comments by "Вячеслав Скопюк" (@user-yj8vj3sq6j) on "Soviet Squad Tactics in World War 2" video.

  1.  @keegobricks9734  you really don't know anything about life in USSR, do you?
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  2. and you know that from...?
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  3. ​ @shanebeckett3557  >1.6 million made in 5 years in 2 years. Did you do your homework? >So yeah pretty rare nope. Especially in the first year of war >that's not where I got the Info genius. really? Looks pretty much like "Enemy at the Gates" to me >They threw thousands of untrained unarmed men into battle little trained - maybe. Unarmed - nope. I repeat - serious researchers struggle to find such cases. >with the not one step back order thousands were shot that's utter bullshit. >Simple they don't have numbers exactly but if they had to form units and forces dedicated to stopping men from retreating kinda proves you wrong. That's just nonsense. What 'units, dedicated to stopping men from retreating' has to do with infantry squad and his rifles?
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  4. ammo
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  5. you really don't know anything about soviet tactics, do you?
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  6. yep, those drunken soviet soldiers, rushing in a straight line
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  7.  @shanebeckett3557  >There are numerous accounts of the first wave of men not having enough weapons and the 2nd bit having any but were told to pick up the rifles of the men who fell in front. yep. Accounts like "Enemy at the Gates" >Have you seriously never researched ww2? Have you? Serious researchers struggle to find such cases > Svd 40 semi auto rifles were rare and if you think every squad had one just that alone is enough to see that in real life squads did not look like that facepalm. He told, that riflemen COULD be equipped with SVT-40. And with about 1,6 million SVT made they weren't rare
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  8. facepalm
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  9. are you an idiot by coincidence?
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  10. nope
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  11.  @podemosurss8316  more than million SVT-40 was produced before the war. So, it wasn't rare or issued only to specialist troops.
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  12. so, basically, no
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