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With point 4, while I'm assuming it's just inefficient, is it credible this is strategic? In the event of war and EMP or cyber attack their supply lines can fun
by Gustomaximus 7y ago
With point 4, while I'm assuming it's just inefficient, is it credible this is strategic? In the event of war and EMP or cyber attack their supply lines can function as normal type thing?
- kposehn 7y agoRussia looks more to the railroads for national security and employment, not profitability. They do work well enough, but in a war would not be nearly as effective as if they’d been properly managed in the first place.
- LargoLasskhyfv 7y agoThey have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Railway_Troops https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Railway_Troops Beat that!
- Spooky23 7y agoPerhaps that’s true, but don’t give them that much credit. I did an internship in a state capitol in the 90s. One of the bizarre things were the elevator operators. The elevators were new, so these guys pushed buttons and accepted Christmas gifts for a living. They also eavesdropped and told people about interesting conversations... but their presence was patronage, not some grand scheme.