View Single Post
  #42 (permalink)  
Old 05-13-2008, 09:24 AM
ORD_Buckeye's Avatar
ORD_Buckeye ORD_Buckeye is offline
Lead Singer and Driver of the Winnebago
 
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 2,578
Points: 6,583.78
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 6,583.78
ORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and Hayes
ORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and HayesORD_Buckeye is beyond Tressel and Hayes
Quote:
Originally Posted by Apache View Post
Equipment is one thing. Support-training-courageous pilots are another. Ill bet on the good ole USA.

Let us hope and pray that it never comes to actually needing these in a war with the old Warsaw pact countries or any commie stinking rat plane.
Ummmm, most of the old Warsaw pact countries are now in NATO and/or the European Union and the rest, with the notable exception of Serbia, are anything but Russian allies.

As for support and training, I wouldn't venture a guess. As for courage, I seem to remember the average Russian soldier doing quite well in WWII--in spite of a horrible system.

While I understand Cinci's point. One thing to remember is that this is not your father's Russia. They have closed the tech gap to a fair degree, and they certainly have closed the resources gap thanks to their massive oil (and other commodity) profits.
Reply With Quote
 
Page generated in 0.08660 seconds with 9 queries