[dabigv13]

Smart Russians

https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/...CXAPcLERHQ

Pairs well with this WSJ article

https://www.wsj.com/articles/ukraines-ne...1664965264

“We’ve got so many trophies that we don’t even know what to do with them,” he said. “We started off as an infantry battalion, and now we are sort of becoming a mechanized battalion.”

Good! Now, change your designation so your logistics people can supply you with fuel.

While Ukrainian units often keep smaller captured weapons and ammunition, big-ticket items such as tanks and artillery are usually redistributed through the military’s logistics command, said Oleksiy Danilov, head of the country’s National Security and Defense Council. “But, even then, they usually stay in the same area, which is only fair,” he added.

Carpathian Sich, for example, transferred to other parts of the military captured howitzers and kept tanks for which it could find crews. The battalion commander said these tanks have now been formally allocated to the unit and are regularly supplied by the military’s logistics with ammunition and fuel, and serviced by visiting crews from Ukrainian tank plants. Ukraine was a major tank manufacturer and exporter before the war.

I would like a story on the tank factory guys running around servicing all these tanks, in due time.

[Tweet]https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/1577717082569019395?s=20&t=ru-g0nsdhVcttO54vJkTSw[/tweet]

It's so funny that Russia is getting routed by a bunch of tiktok posters. Not that I'm complaining about the videos to watch, but it's pretty clear there isn't some central infosec operation, just a bunch of dudes posting their W's.

[dabigv13]

Smart Russians

https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/...CXAPcLERHQ

Pairs well with this WSJ article

https://www.wsj.com/articles/ukraines-ne...1664965264

“We’ve got so many trophies that we don’t even know what to do with them,” he said. “We started off as an infantry battalion, and now we are sort of becoming a mechanized battalion.”

Good! Now, change your designation so your logistics people can supply you with fuel.

While Ukrainian units often keep smaller captured weapons and ammunition, big-ticket items such as tanks and artillery are usually redistributed through the military’s logistics command, said Oleksiy Danilov, head of the country’s National Security and Defense Council. “But, even then, they usually stay in the same area, which is only fair,” he added.

Carpathian Sich, for example, transferred to other parts of the military captured howitzers and kept tanks for which it could find crews. The battalion commander said these tanks have now been formally allocated to the unit and are regularly supplied by the military’s logistics with ammunition and fuel, and serviced by visiting crews from Ukrainian tank plants. Ukraine was a major tank manufacturer and exporter before the war.

I would like a story on the tank factory guys running around servicing all these tanks, in due time.

[Tweet]https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/1577717082569019395?s=20&t=ru-g0nsdhVcttO54vJkTSw[/tweet]

It's so funny that Russia is getting routed by a bunch of tiktok posters. Not that I'm complaining about the videos to watch, but it's pretty clear there isn't some central infosec operation, just a bunch of dudes posting their W's.