Tiller Modern European Campaigns and logistics

[Gray Nemesis]

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It also blows my mind that Russians would try a blitzkrieg during the Rasputitsa.

All the roads and streets are paved now Liebchen. It's not 1941 anymore.  jonny

Right. Roads are paved, now.

And we all know that the best combat technique is the keep your mech troops on the road.
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not when there are A10's around.

[Liebchen]

[quote pid="449244" dateline="1647909415"]
It also blows my mind that Russians would try a blitzkrieg during the Rasputitsa.

All the roads and streets are paved now Liebchen. It's not 1941 anymore.  jonny

Right. Roads are paved, now.

And we all know that the best combat technique is the keep your mech troops on the road.

not when there are A10's around.
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Or any other place to hide and ambush, or lay mines or traps.

[Aolain]

I just read an article by the esteemed author Anthony Beevor in The Atlantic. Reading between the lines Soviet logistics were much better than the current, vastly corrupt, Russian logistics system.

[Andrea G]

I just read an article by the esteemed author Anthony Beevor in The Atlantic. Reading between the lines Soviet logistics were much better than the current, vastly corrupt, Russian logistics system.

Could you post a link to the article?

[Liebchen]

I just read an article by the esteemed author Anthony Beevor in The Atlantic. Reading between the lines Soviet logistics were much better than the current, vastly corrupt, Russian logistics system.

Could you post a link to the article?

I found it by googling "Anthony Beevor Atlantic" and it came right up.