Comments by "MrSpamaccount" (@MrSpamaccount) on "Up-Close Look at Captured Abrams and Leopard in Moscow" video.

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  16. Lol, so he'd be immediately reported by SBU affiliates to FSB for blackmailing Russian Army. It's russian 'tradition' to conduct war in dissatisfactory way. There's an example i've heard of a couple of weeks ago involving Otto Carius that describe russian military tradition perfectly (could be described with russian 'terms' pokhuizm and "na avos' ") (I can mix things up, as i'm no historian or smth) There was a tank battle in Baltics, at some village called Malinovo/Malinovoe or smth like that. Soviet tank platoon engaged in battle with german self-propelled anti-tank guns fighting in this village. While the battle took place tank platoon was outflanked by two Tiger tanks that were shooting them like ducks from the rear hidden behind buildings. Germans destroyed somewhat 11 34-85 tanks and 3 IS-2 tanks of those that were sent to the rescue of the platoon. So, in more or less superior odds soviet platoon managed to be crushed. For one simple reason. Platoon commander did not order any recon posts to the highway from which Tigers approached. HIGHWAY was not covered by recon. Such mistakes are pretty typical for Russian tradition, and it more or less comes from the culture. Sometimes it works out in favour, but usually it leads to a crushing defeat. I'm no expert, but i see biggest russian problems of all time are in not paying enough attention to recon. Not paying enough attention to tactical skills and communication (!), but in modern time it also comes out of poor equipment. And, finally, almost never sharing successful experience with other troops, also not doing any research of past wars in peace time. So it's almost like, even there are well prepared troops in russian army, army as a whole represents poorly, as it definitely lacks prepared commanders who are fit for the job of army commander in time of war.
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