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Shanghai's cold chain failures during the pandemic would seem to disagree, in one small aspect. Also, the Red Army's logistical skills are not de facto inherit
by Balgair 4y ago
Shanghai's cold chain failures during the pandemic would seem to disagree, in one small aspect.
Also, the Red Army's logistical skills are not de facto inherited from the civilian population's. Significant hand-over and training would be needed.
Still, yeah, a lot better than the kleptocracy of Russia. Man, they still don't have forklifts. How the hell did we think they were anything?
- red-iron-pine 4y agoThey thought they were still tough. We can make our own assessments, and we can hack or bribe their officials to get their take -- but if they think they're hot shit, what are we to expect? And it's clear that they did indeed think they were hot shit: their planning, and eventual failures, reflected that. If the Russian Army itself didn't think it had a problem, why would foreign intelligence?