Comments by "Mitch Richards" (@mitchrichards1532) on "TIKhistory"
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Hit ler was a failed artist and a former Corporal in the Army, that was his education level. He was an ignorant bigot with strong opinions. Take that description and picture him in a room of military staff officers advising him of enemy capabilities, possible options, etc. He did NOT have the education, acumen, or experience to fully understand what they were telling him, lacked the ability to see errors, omissions, other opportunities, etc. If you look closely at key situations, where he was adamant about his own decisions in the face of contrary advice, you can see his simplemindedness very clearly. He was actually a classic case of Dunning-Kruger. Not a madman, just a simpleton in way over his head and the weight of the situation destroyed his mental health by 1943.
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15,000 Soviet tanks.... The main reason is that the Soviets never threw anything out. Of that 15,000 tanks, less than 1,800 were new. The majority were old, unserviceable, awaiting parts for repair, etc. Their readiness rate was absolutely terrible. 15,000 on paper with about 3,500 operational. The Soviet Western Military Districts had 2.6 million men in them, that's a front about 1,500 miles wide and 300 miles deep (5.7 Soldiers per sq mile average). The Armored units were more than a day's march from the border, not co-located with their fuel and ammunition supplies and as previously said, were not in any shape for operations. Does that sound like an attack plan? lol
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