I don’t understand why every Russian offensive we see on here seems like they’re just all mounted up and decided to figure out what to next as they go. I know we’re probably not seeing vids of successful Russian armored assaults, but there is absolutely no grace in failure when things start to go wrong. One tank blows up, the troop carrier in front will gun it forward while the one in back starts to back up, they’ll drive vehicle after vehicle through the same minefield, as soon as something goes wrong the whole command structure seems to break down.
Firstly. I love the fucking siege tower in the first 3seconds- is this a new Russian tactic/weapon of war? Secondly do they ever try attacking in line abreast instead of in line for’ard- astern? I know there might be mines, but there are always mines when using their usual tactic, so why not so things differently on occasion?
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I don’t understand why every Russian offensive we see on here seems like they’re just all mounted up and decided to figure out what to next as they go. I know we’re probably not seeing vids of successful Russian armored assaults, but there is absolutely no grace in failure when things start to go wrong. One tank blows up, the troop carrier in front will gun it forward while the one in back starts to back up, they’ll drive vehicle after vehicle through the same minefield, as soon as something goes wrong the whole command structure seems to break down.
Firstly. I love the fucking siege tower in the first 3seconds- is this a new Russian tactic/weapon of war?
Secondly do they ever try attacking in line abreast instead of in line for’ard- astern?
I know there might be mines, but there are always mines when using their usual tactic, so why not so things differently on occasion?
Oh, baby this town rips the bones from your back
It’s a death trap, it’s a suicide rap
Is that a wooden fucking siege tower?