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Sand people in Aleppo
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Aleppo, firefights. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_scNEgzsbE
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Another picture of Syrian soldier with 1P87 Dat buses on top of each other. Same soldier, with GP-25
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TV report about Ruslan Galitskiy, died 06.12 from wounds after artillery strike on gov. part of Allepo. From Western Ukraine, served from 1990, Ulan-Ude and Rostov region, worked in Syria as a military advisor for SAA officers/command.
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Meanwhile, Mosul operation is starting too look like 1995 Grozny assault. Well, i expected Allepo to be like that...
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http://a.disquscdn.com/get?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FCzE-i1MXEAAuy2q.jpg&key=McK6lQbxXqAo3wj-EKS2Zg&w=800&h=529 Map shows recent advances.
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Hamza fresh map, Tiger forces continue to advance. Not a bad decision to keep pressure - different militants groups will not have much time to organise any serious defence. Southern districts are believed to be Nusra main territory in Allepo.
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Fua and Kefraya (shia enclave near idlib) is now islamist's beating victim because of militants great "victory" in Aleppo No surprise that Iranian C-130 in last few weeks are comstantly seen dropping supplies for 2-3k NDF in that area.
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Reports that Ruslan Galitskiy, colonel of 5th guards tank brigade, killed in Syria.
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Official reqruitment of personal in 5th corps started. 120-200k Syrian pounds (?) (around 250-400 $) salary (pretty good for Syrian standarts), 18+ year old that are not going through education/institute, no problems with law, gov. workers are allowed if their department allows via official paper, good health condition.
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Some of Leclerc's proposed layouts are posted at page 13.
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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
LoooSeR replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
Prototype of Afghanit, most likely. -
More hospitals destroyed by artillery in Eastern Aleppo! Number of militants that surrendered in northen part of Eastern Aleppo are now Green bused to Idlib
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200 hospitals destroyed.
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SAA advances in areas near Citadel. Trophy used by SAA/NDF - Bolgarian RBG-6 grenade launcher.
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Wait what? Meatshields? Are were going into dumb shit territory? And you were speaking about russians and "mediocre" propaganda. You keep saing about changed "philosophy" and yet can't point at actual differences between late Soviet designs and Armata. Do you understand that Object 299's capsule was better protected than Armata's? Or that under Object 299 there was number of programs to create remote controlled mineclearing and engineering vehicles (Komplekt-2) in order to decrease potential danger to crews. Object 490A and 477's attempts at isolated ammunition racks, an extensive work on different soft- and hard-kill protection systems don't indicate that designers were thinking about crewmembers? Yeah, Merkava "emulated" crew capsule by placing ammunition and crew members in the same space. Fatality rates in Merkavas during 2006 was more than 1-1.5 KIA per penetration, with several ammo fires that killed 3 or 4 crewmembers (at least 1 Mk4 suffered ammorack fire)
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And Al-Masdar map
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Some of districts, liberated today
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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
LoooSeR replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
Did you checked Yemen war thread? There is a video with that T-34-85 firing. -
I am surprised how fast this operation is going on. MilitaryMediaSy with a fresh map after today gains.
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You understand that bureaus were not making those tanks on their own and out of their asses? Object 490A, 477 and even 299 were made according to Soviet Army requirements. Army wanted a new tank, they started a programm to get their new armor. If Soviet Union existed, Armata-like tank would have been in service already. For example 12 Molots were build and tank design was nearly in production-ready state with test vehicles being tested all over USSR (that why several Kharkov-made Molots are in Russia). Soviet tanks were build for wars with techologically capable enemies, and Armata is also build in the same mindset, not any different from late Soviet tanks designs and concepts. Protection system from top-attack smart munitions is maybe most blatant example. Late T-72s are also disliked (B3s are hate generators). Leos and Abrams are respected, 99As are not very well known. And what concepts Armata shares with Merkavas? Isolated crew compartment from fuel and ammo is not presented on Merkava. Autoloading system for a main gun and no loader in the crew are not presented in Merks. Unmanned main weapon system? Modularity? And where you found rear door and rear compartment on Armata tank? From where you get this idea that Merkava and Armata share anything outside of being MBTs?
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At the Citadel. T-90, Iranian Safir with recoiless rifle and Syrians with helmets.
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Iranians somewhere in Syria, some fresh photos.
