Honestly it was not a solely Trump decision...the AFG war has really dragged on for lot of US public, so it was a natural bipartisan populist platform developing from even Bush2 era (and really grew under Obama era)...that would inevitably come to the fore against the establishment+MIC+media...
https://nationalinterest.org/feature/will-joe-biden-fail-pakistan-test-177122
Would like to discuss the above article with any interested/willing members.
I feel it is a good enough launching point for what are member's thoughts, projections and analysis (if you have any at this point) for...
We know what the same social media mob would be believing w.r.t ISPR even regarding massive victories in the plains of Bengal....right up to the last few days.
So sniff and scratch claims in the interweb-dweeb world are definitely going to get similar stronk-cred from same folks.
I mean ~ 99%...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-55838132
Next week, Pakistan plans to launch its immunisation programme against Covid, starting with health workers getting jabs of free doses of a China-made vaccine.
Next door, arch-rival India began one of the world's biggest inoculation drives...
I have been following your conversation on the side with 500.
Let me add my 2 cents on it.
The decision was just one of many concerning the luftwaffe at consequence (both good and bad depending on the theatre and time period).
Hitler did not come up with it out of the blue, rather this was...
Let me present now some points w.r.t core logistical issue of the Eastern front in all the rough broad stages/markers (Barbarossa, Fall Blau, Citadel, Bagration).....that doomed Germany by 1943/44 (given what it had, how it chose to organise and execute with those resources in two crucial years...
The war was over (1944, even before op overlord, which doubtless quickened its end) at that point for all intents and purposes. As I will flesh out in a following post.
Indeed. This was just one tiny example I give of thousands of things (from the upstream planning before it and downstream...
There is a very brief video summary here worth watching on the larger part of that operation:
https://defencehub.live/threads/combat-analysis-war-history.488/page-2#post-15220
Logistics really is the first principle thing you need to design and account for as spot on as possible...and expand...
No, they are private conglomerate:
https://www.kalyanisteels.com/about-us/kalyani-group/
Largest Forging Company in the world
Largest exporter of Forgings from India
Leading Engineering Steel manufacturer in India
Leader in Axle Aggregates in India...
I'm just saying it not the main factor...it was definitely a secondary one. I have studied this at depth.
To begin with the numbers you give are not really for the argument I am making...given the allied tanks w.r.t americans+british only deployed and were brought to bear against bulk of...
It can be done w.r.t undercarriage strengthening from the get go.
Legacy hornet they did the one variant only (carrier based) given USN economy of scale (and no planned USAF use), thats why RCAF and RAAF legacy hornets were overdesigned for AF role w.r.t their landing gears...as optimised AF...
I just tend to ignore the govt statistics past a very rough reference mark (mostly to compare with the country itself over time), theres all kind of other noise that goes on in general there even with more "credible" countries....but the well integrated/connected countries w.r.t today's economy...