Imeror wrote: ↑Sat Feb 08, 2025 9:21 pm By the way, I included a little "historical treat" in the latest Russian scenario, the one about the battle of Dnipro.
Destroying the D-300 unit triggers the arrival of airborne reinforcements from the 106th Division, including heavy vehicles airdropped with crews on board. To my knowledge, this procedure has never been used in combat, but it is part of the skills that Russian airborne troops are supposed to master.
The procedure was developed by Vasily Margelov in the 1960s-1970s, a Soviet general born in Ekaterinoslav. Ekaterinoslav was the name of the city during the Tsarist period; it has changed names several times since then and is now known as... Dnipro!
I found a certain poetry in seeing a technique developed by a native of the city being used for the first time in an assault against it. A poetry involving 13-ton metal boxes equipped with 100mm guns and dropped from thousands of meters in the air; but a form of poetry nonetheless.![]()
Yes Uncle Vasya's Troops are really cool guys proven by Afghanistan, Chechnya and Serbia )))Sending his own son in a bmd with a parachute probably not every father would do it ))))

https://www.film.ru/articles/bronya-krepka
Don't worry you're cool in the cinema too ))))

‘Commandos’ of the South Vietnamese Armed Forces prepare to burn a convoy of T-55 tanks of the DRV Army, which entered the city of Vung Tau
https://warspot.ru/1176-glavnyy-argumen ... tiego-mira

https://kun.uz/ru/news/2022/02/25/ekspe ... lskuyu-aes
https://aif.ru/politics/world/schetchik ... ylskoy_aes
https://bloknot.ru/yanovost-chasa/chern ... 86264.html


































