[GK3]

I care, and this is my favorite Cardboard thread.   Important!

I found the next link very interesting, thinking back to my days in the Army in the 1960s versus now. Watching guys sitting in some kind of CP watching the whole fight on big screen TV's. At one point they mention laying mines by drones, both air and ground type. If you are a Russian sitting in one of those tanks or other vehicle you have to know you are being watched all the time.  I do not see how one can launch an attack under these conditions without everyone knowing it is coming, where it is coming from and what is the make up of the attacking forces. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgXuDOrYMew

The next link is obviously biased towards Ukraine, but it doesn't mean there isn't something there to learn.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-clai...s-footage/

It makes me wonder how well prepared we are to fight a war like this. I have also seen reports that Russia is reverting to motorcycles to move its ground forces rather than expensive armored vehicles.

[GK3]

I care, and this is my favorite Cardboard thread.   Important!

I found the next link very interesting, thinking back to my days in the Army in the 1960s versus now. Watching guys sitting in some kind of CP watching the whole fight on big screen TV's. At one point they mention laying mines by drones, both air and ground type. If you are a Russian sitting in one of those tanks or other vehicle you have to know you are being watched all the time.  I do not see how one can launch an attack under these conditions without everyone knowing it is coming, where it is coming from and what is the make up of the attacking forces. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgXuDOrYMew

The next link is obviously biased towards Ukraine, but it doesn't mean there isn't something there to learn.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-clai...s-footage/

It makes me wonder how well prepared we are to fight a war like this. I have also seen reports that Russia is reverting to motorcycles to move its ground forces rather than expensive armored vehicles.