It takes time to learn the real capabilities of the m1 Abrams tank. Once mastered it is a killing machine. T 72 is like a medium tank and different tactics are called for. Same for the M1 Abrams, proper tactics along with knowledgeable operator and commander make it lethal on any battle field. Most people don't understand just how difficult combat is and how very little goes as planned. It takes a strong leader to guide men in war and be successful. What ever can go wrong, will go wrong. Those that adapt the quickest are the most successful. War is very difficult because things can change quickly on the battlefield.
As a person of half Korean and half Swedish/Norwegian heritage, I find this event fascinating. The world is undeniably divided into two - Eurasianism (Russia) and its allies Belarus and China versus Atlanticism (North America and Britain) and its allies Japan and Western and Northwestern Europe. Korea, along with Scandinavia, represents the two regions where Eurasianism and Atlanticism converge. In Sweden and Norway, we are gearing up for conflict with Russia, supported by Britain - similarly, South Korea is backed by America. I chuckle at those who continue to believe that Europe is geopolitically isolated from the rest of the world - it is evidently not and never will be since the Mongol Empire and the expansion of Russia and Anglo-America.
It takes time to learn the real capabilities of the m1 Abrams tank. Once mastered it is a killing machine.
T 72 is like a medium tank and different tactics are called for.
Same for the M1 Abrams, proper tactics along with knowledgeable operator and commander make it lethal on any battle field.
Most people don't understand just how difficult combat is and how very little goes as planned.
It takes a strong leader to guide men in war and be successful.
What ever can go wrong, will go wrong.
Those that adapt the quickest are the most successful.
War is very difficult because things can change quickly on the battlefield.
As a person of half Korean and half Swedish/Norwegian heritage, I find this event fascinating. The world is undeniably divided into two - Eurasianism (Russia) and its allies Belarus and China versus Atlanticism (North America and Britain) and its allies Japan and Western and Northwestern Europe. Korea, along with Scandinavia, represents the two regions where Eurasianism and Atlanticism converge. In Sweden and Norway, we are gearing up for conflict with Russia, supported by Britain - similarly, South Korea is backed by America. I chuckle at those who continue to believe that Europe is geopolitically isolated from the rest of the world - it is evidently not and never will be since the Mongol Empire and the expansion of Russia and Anglo-America.
Haven’t you learned yet? Our G-d is greater than yours is.
💙💛
Didn’t Spain pledge its Abrams tanks to?
Spain does not have Abrams.they have Leopard 2 in different variants
Have we seen a train loads of north Korea artillery some were in Russia
The statements here conflict with the large amount of NK troops not in "rear areas" but dying en mass (over 1000 so far) in the NW Kursk salient.
N Korea has 7 million reserves. You're not very informed