JohninMK wrote:Is this unusual? Hitting two targets at almost the same time.
Most likely the result of going through the Iskander shredder. Maybe something like a truck's fuel tank was hit by some red hot pellets?
JohninMK wrote:Is this unusual? Hitting two targets at almost the same time.
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ALAMO wrote:GarryB wrote:
That is OK... laser the little buggers anyway...
Try to laser every single sparrow out there
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Don`t forget the NAFO faggot.franco wrote:Russian MoD reporting 16,155 Ukrainian casualties over the past 7 days.
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Sujoy wrote:The U.S has probably realised that they need more low cost weapons if they have to fight against a near peer adversary like Russia.
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While it's true that Western labour costs are higher, economies of scale and specialization can offset these costs. Large-scale production facilities in the US are now leveraging automation, standardized processes, and bulk material purchases to reduce overall unit costs. Specializing in specific weapon components is leading to greater efficiency and lower production costs.ALAMO wrote: It is impossible, at multiple levels.
A skilled worker in the west earns about 5k euro a month.
I would say it is about same in the US.
Every single wire, pipe, chip, lens, or battery - is being made by the people whose payment is nominally at least twice the size of Russian or Chinese. And ten times the size of Korea or Iran.
Every single bullet is being produced by a company that is privately owned, and focused on one thing only - income.
Every single company that makes this every single bullet, is being owned by a capital that has both power and influence. They won't make a thing cheap, if can push the agenda of selling expensive. And force the governments to pay for it, even at the cost of debt emission.
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ALAMO wrote:They won't make a thing cheap, if can push the agenda of selling expensive. And force the governments to pay for it, even at the cost of debt emission.
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Sujoy wrote:While it's true that Western labour costs are higher, economies of scale and specialization can offset these costs. Large-scale production facilities in the US are now leveraging automation, standardized processes, and bulk material purchases to reduce overall unit costs. Specializing in specific weapon components is leading to greater efficiency and lower production costs.ALAMO wrote: It is impossible, at multiple levels.
A skilled worker in the west earns about 5k euro a month.
I would say it is about same in the US.
Every single wire, pipe, chip, lens, or battery - is being made by the people whose payment is nominally at least twice the size of Russian or Chinese. And ten times the size of Korea or Iran.
Every single bullet is being produced by a company that is privately owned, and focused on one thing only - income.
Every single company that makes this every single bullet, is being owned by a capital that has both power and influence. They won't make a thing cheap, if can push the agenda of selling expensive. And force the governments to pay for it, even at the cost of debt emission.
The weapons manufacturing process in the US has been almost entirely automated. Manufacturing techniques like 3D printing/additive manufacturing is now reducing production time and costs especially for complex components.
Perhaps an area of concern for them is the regular supply of critical raw materials because most of it comes from China.
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higurashihougi wrote:
The USA will enforce Ukrainian people to pay that debt. Like other nations that have been too unlucky to fell under control of puppet governments installed by USA "color revolutions".
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How exactly will they get money from a country that will not exist? wrote:
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Smells like another fake story from western sources."stop strikes on energy infrastructures"
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The-thing-next-door wrote:
How exactly will they get money from a country that will not exist?
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higurashihougi wrote:....
The USA will enforce Ukrainian people to pay that debt. Like other nations that have been too unlucky to fell under control of puppet governments installed by USA "color revolutions".
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