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Mrs. Cairns says
Tom and Ray-Ban both need to read this article by Mr. Hertling.
https://www.thebulwark.com/i-commanded-u-s-army-europe-heres-what-i-saw-in-the-russian-and-ukrainian-armies/
Alongside that, look at the performance and behaviour of Russian Forces in Ukraine over the past seven months.
Maria says
I was born in 1947 in Czechoslovakia. My mother told me that the people were more afraid of the Russians than they were of the Germans. The German soldier was educated, many of the Russians were not. Many Russians could not even read. A woman was more likely to be raped by a Russian than a German. Many areas of Russia are very Rural but all must serve. The tank drivers were easily fooled and confused by local people in Czechoslovakia when they invaded in 1968. Locals had turned the road signs so that tanks were going in circles. I guess no one could read a map. Soldiers bought shoes by the kilogram to send home and sell. They bought diapers to clean their tanks so there was a diaper shortage. Lots of strange behavior.
Tom says
Russian special forces is the best in the world because almost 50 percent of their soldiers are women. Its a well known fact that women generally outproform men in combat. Women are smarter then men on average and are just as tough as men. Many men can not meet the standards of special forces so women are better for the job. Also if a unit has too many men then the rate of sexual abuse go’s up and it affects the units ability to do their job. The Russian army is better trained then the american army but not as well trained as The Marines. I was in the Marines for 5 years. We are the best trained in the world. Many soliders from the army rangers admit their training is too easy and end up joining the Marines for real training.
Ray-Ban says
I believe that its more demanding and harder then the US Army training