If you look at kill count.... our spicy Bois have knocked out a lot of aircraft. So what if they were already on the ground.

Was that their nannying uniform or are they part of the nursing medical staff?

I feel as though I should have known about this. Thanks for sharing with background.

Thanks PugJesus as always!

In my opinion it's "advertising"; To the doubters; To their own people seeing friends not come back that the sacrifice is worth it; To the EU showing the damage to Russia; To other countries interested in buying some capability.

If you never advertise your wins, people think your just getting rolled.

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The fog of war is extra thick on this one.

In my opinion, What do we know with 90% certainty? A F15 was downed and one of two rescue missions attempted.

50%? A second rescue op was conducted

0.1%? How many people on each side were killed in this series of events.

In the ukraine conflict people wait for video or sat proof. We're getting very little actual proof from either side. It's a mess!

That's really neat, thanks for spending time to write that up.

Makes sense that they had the military hierarchy and that integrated a secondary acceptance that you listen to your logistics experts (that obviously includes the engineer corps).

I just feel old when I see it, that's all. Your good :)

There are other versions of this infographic that do exactly that.

Not too difficult to find hopefully.

This is demonstrating trust in each other as much as trust in the equipment.

Highly recommend this French film to those curious. Thanks for reminding me if it.

Nerd time. Hump yards or hump shunting is when they push a rail wagon down a hill and use gravity to push it.

Then there are a bunch of switches to go through to make it go into a particular road.

It then runs into whatever wagon was already there (and automatically couples together).

This impact is very bad for wagon mounted equipment and sensitive cargo.

I hate hump shunting. So I agree with this post. DO NOT HUMP.

The context of this rebate is the tax is designed to pay for roads. These companies have to split their diesel use between vehicles that use roads and those that do not (e.g. mine trucks).

So they managed to get someone in government many years ago to say "why yes, you don't use roads so you don't need to pay the roads tax on fuel".

Considering how profitable these companies are ... well.

Happy to be corrected in this background if someone knows better.