Comments by "Terry Newsome" (@terrynewsome6698) on "Ed Nash's Military Matters"
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Here are a list of equipment Ukraine will need to win the war and are in storage with NATO. 50 Jas 39 gripen C, 150 f-18D, 1,000 m2 Bradley, 1,000 m1a2 Abrams, 50,000 tow missiles, 500 m113, 6 phalanx crams, 20 iris-t system, 50 patriot systems, 100 aspide systems, 200 m109 Palatine, 50 m270, atacms, tomahawks, meteor missiles, 100,000 winter uniforms, 200,000 rifles, and most importantly hundreds of trucks.
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@williamjackson5942 really, just really. I can't point out that France and Germany have been weak links in the nation alliance without that bull shit? Never mind that Germany has blocked the supply of heavy kit to Ukraine, or France wanting peace at any cost of Ukraine. I respect Greece, Poland, Spain, uk, the low countries, the baltics, slovakia, slovenia, and Czechia more then france and Germany at the moment. Because when times got hard, they still had a spine to stand up to Russia.
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@dotEXCEI_ no I do, it is just when a old Abrams loses a track to a mine during a recognizes in force, and is shot at from all sides for most of a day with atgms, and the crew is fine afterwards is quite telling to be honest. Sure the Turkish models were from the 80s, but that is the same era as prior mentioned Abrams was from. And you could argue that it was a export verson like the m1s sent to Yemen, but the Turkish models are still used by the German army with what is to be honest a minor armor upgrade. The leopard is a solid tank with a solid gun and electronic sweep, but it is lacking when compared to the French, British, and America models in off the shelf armor and ease of repair. Every tank is flawed, Abrams had a small gun and still has a gas hungry engine, and the challenger has bad suspension. But if you need to buy multiple armor packages to keep the system viable on the modern battlefield then you have done something.
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