March 23, 2022
Many photos are in this article, so I can't post them. But this is a very thoughtful and interesting article, and talks about the terrible state of repair of much of the Russian equipment.Over the course of his long career with the Department of Defense, Trent Telenko spent 10 years as an Army vehicle auditor.
Based in Sealy, Texas, he received and inspected the steady stream of military vehicles damaged in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. This experience has given Telenko an eye for details that others could easily miss as well as a unique perspective on Russia's progress in Ukraine.
In early March, Telenko saw on social media a photograph of a Russian Pantsir-S1 missile system located near the Ukrainian city of Kherson. His eyes went immediately to the system's tires. Rather than using high-quality, more expensive tires that could support the tremendous weight of the Pantsir-S1, the Russian army had opted for cheaper, low-quality, Chinese-made tires. He also noticed they were in terrible shape because they had not been properly maintained.
In a widely read Twitter thread, Telenko identified the problems caused by the Russian army's failure to properly maintain not only this specific Pantsir, but neglect of the entire fleet.
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Posted by: Mike at March 23, 2022 07:18 PM (ZsGYf)
Posted by: Mike at March 23, 2022 10:50 PM (ZsGYf)
This is similar to a psychologist "analyzing" Joe Biden's current mental state from Joe's public televised appearances: it's not being done in person, but that doesn't totally invalidate the conclusions.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at March 23, 2022 11:24 PM (FSK6u)
I trust absolutely nothing about any of the reporting/photos we are seeing here. I often think they are putting out deep fakes. Easy to do with current technology. And who are the analysts? Where do they stand on all this?
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at March 24, 2022 03:30 AM (TxseR)
Posted by: David Millar at March 24, 2022 06:06 AM (6oXdg)
And how does it do that? The same way that current voting system make sure that each voter votes only once?
But the big question remains, how does anyone make sure that it is a valid voter obtaining that ticket, and how does the "system†make sure that the person turning the ticket in is a valid voter?
This "wonderful new system†does absolutely nothing other than replace the ballot with a scratch off ticket.
Posted by: Bill H at March 24, 2022 08:42 AM (/sW5m)
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at March 25, 2022 09:31 AM (Dzyvy)
Posted by: David Millar at June 02, 2022 03:13 AM (KZi2l)
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