Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "The Sun" channel.

  1. Guns down, hands up.
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  2.  @6oevu4ok  It'd be safer for everyone if the Russians just stayed home.
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  3. It's a good thing that Russia has demonstrated a lack of sophistication across the board.
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  4.  @dylanhealy8126  At least both armies know how to say "I surrender" in this war.
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  5. Putin's War has done more damage to Russia than NATO would have.
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  6. Sometimes there are real men who step up. Glory to Canada! Oops, I mean Canadians!
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  7.  @martinstephens4633  Yes. I have experienced the concussive effect of an explosion (not in a war) I stood, walked etc. But I did not know who I was, where I was, or what I was for about 30 seconds. (I am told it was that long before I was alert.) In movies, you have seen this depicted as the sound being shut off and slow motion.
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  8.  @GameDiaries2014  It was. No Russian invasion = no destruction.
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  9. It almost makes you wonder who the human targets were that are seen running about the range, is this how Russia executes criminals or is it just "extra realistic" training?
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  10. As the age of the tank fades, like the age of the battleship did long ago.
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  11. As the "English understatement" I once heard went: "It was Very, very....less-than-satisfactory."
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  12. That's just how it is when someone invades your country and levels its cities over a "territorial dispute". If you invade MY home, that territory will be HOTLY disputed.
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  13. Russian armor does not have the numbers that they had two weeks ago.
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  14. I think Putin will be retiring for health reasons pretty soon.
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  15. We sent a strongly worded protest.
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  16.  @thabomuso2575  I know that MY vehicle would suffer a breakdown way in the rear area.
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  17.  @foxitt2266  Russia is bringing in trainloads of civilian trucks. Someone in logistics really dropped the ball.
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  18. Americans don't use our troops as cannon fodder. The US does move behind a wall of artillery shells so that more of our sons can come home. It works. Every war is ugly and brutal.
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  19. In an ideal world.
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  20. Their sales of this system are going to be great going forward.
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  21. Our young men are not the same sort that did D-Day; I'm guessing that these are not the same sort that did Stalingrad.
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  22. Putin can take Ukraine, but will never have the power to hold it.
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  23. That's how it is done. Heroes give their lives for THEIR country. Villains die for their orders.
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  24. Insurgents? Do you mean the soldiers of the invaded country fighting on the front lines? General Zhukov's "Insurgents" fought pretty hard in this same area.
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  25.  @xx_mysticwolf_xx1492  Those are the targets that I would prefer. Why pick a fight with a battalion sized column?
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  26.  @miriamweller812  Stragglers never exist in the Russian army Well, not for long.
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  27.  @tk9839  The survivor of that recon platoon, trying to get back.
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  28.  @italixgaming915  Imagine being that one tank that has a malfunction, but the LT says, "we must reach objective x by 11:00 Catch up if you can, or we'll pick you up on the way back." Perhaps a western army might do it differently, but the Russian army leaves little discretion to the lower commanders. This explains a LOT of vehicles being abandoned as well as stragglers. I wouldn't stay with a bomb magnet.
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  29. The entire Russian war machine grows weaker by the day. Ukraine is doing the whole world a solid.
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  30.  @jamesdavis8731  The Russian emperor has no clothes.
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  31. Those deaths are a tragedy. Putin should have kept them at home.
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  32. The world should quake in fear. It's almost like a rogue regiment might invade a neighboring country and lay waste to its cities. Oh wait.
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  33. When your "victory" leaves you worse off than when you started.
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  34. The lack of bike trails was chilling.
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  35. Well, to be pedantic, they kind of do have AKs; but your meaning comes through. They need to make some IED's though.
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  36. Sometimes you get lucky; sometimes they get lucky. But if they wanted to go South, and you made them go Southeast, you interfered with their plans, and it helps.
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  37. It possible that many think it is a propaganda boogieman. For a while.
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  38.  @ceessneek9242  Always recycle.
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  39. Sort of. The Afghan "army" got the country that they really wanted (they voted literally with their feet), and the Ukrainians are trying to have the country that they want.
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  40. Pressure wave concussion as the shock wave passes through your brain, shuts everything down for a moment. It CAN kill you without a mark on you.
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  41. Russia is a world power but not a superpower, and by the end of this conflict they may just be another nuclear armed backwater.
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  42. Historically, soldiers have shown reluctance to shoot enemy soldiers; the more the enemy is like them, the greater the reluctance. Soldiers will shoot at "targets": Tanks, Planes etc. with more ease. Rarely have soldiers been obliged to risk so much to accomplish so little.
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  43. IKR. I got too old, and have to watch in horror from safety.
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  44. Russia might "win" a pyrrhic victory from which they can never recover.
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  45. The age of the tank, now a tad over a century old, is coming to a close.
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  46. Made you click!
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  47. It looks like an arms industry sales video. Often that is the best footage available of a given weapons system.
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  48. How Russia became a client-state of China with one small war.
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  49. That has almost always been true of war. Pretty much everyone fighting would rather be doing something else.
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  50. Define "easily"
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