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What do you do when you have a war to fight but a shortage of armoured vehicles to fight it with? ? The obvious (Russian) answer is to deploy infantry using the revolutionary Two-Wheeled Attack Transport (TWAT). Here is a video of the Russians using a handful of TWATs in the Toretsk sector. ? https://lnkd.in/gDCremv8 ? #ukrainewar #osint

Discussions surrounding channels of communication between Industy and Government and the collaborative approach the Army Futures Command, U.S. Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center, U.S. Army TACOM, and the U.S. Army Contracting Command are taking.

#f22 #fa50 #dissimilar_training Reason why China's PLANAF and PLAAF should not minimize the Philippine Air Force. Sometimes it's not the equipment but a mix of flight conditions, maneuvers, tactics, techniques, procedures, and plain luck. To be fair, the dissimilar training Rules of Engagement (ROE) made the American F-22 pilot have one hand tied in the back. Even a less sophisticated aircraft can get close to take a shot with a short-range, IR-guided AAM at a more advance aircraft like the F-22 Raptor.

Introducing Admiral Clash: The ultimate modern battleship game. Command your fleet, strategize your attacks, and dominate the seas with cutting-edge naval warfare. #AdmiralClash #battleship #navalbase #StrategyGame #modern #visionaryforma #LikeFollowShare #followforfollowback

011 Scandinavian Defense This chess opening is a variation of the Center Game. Here is the full move sequence with annotations: 1.e4 d5 2.Nf3 dxe4 3.Ng5 Qd5 4.d3 exd3 5.Bxd3 Qxg2 6.Be4 Qg4 7.Qxg4 Bxg4 8.Bxb7 In this variation: White sacrifices a pawn to rapidly develop pieces and gain attacking chances against Black's position. Ng5 is a sharp move aiming for quick tactics, particularly targeting the f7 square. d3 is a way to open lines and regain the pawn on e4. After 5... Qxg2, Black grabs another pawn but risks falling behind in development. White's 6. Be4 and subsequent moves target the g4 square and seek to exchange queens to capitalize on rapid development and open lines. This variation can lead to sharp play and dynamic positions where White aims to leverage the lead in development and piece activity to compensate for the material deficit. #CenterGame #ChessOpenings #TacticalChess #AggressiveChess #ChessStrategy #OpeningAnalysis #ChessTactics #RapidDevelopment #ChessMastery #GrandmasterMoves via YouTube https://lnkd.in/dcXV_5S2

Switzerland build-up in 1-3-4-3 formation - Main idea is opening space in the center of the pitch, exposing the opposition defense - Interesting movements of striker and winger. Striker opening middle space for winger

Overture - Soldier On https://lnkd.in/eqnpqJX5

?????????????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????????? One of the oldest chess openings is the ?????????????? ????????, that we get after the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4. One common way for Black to continue is 3…Nf6, leading the game to the ?????? ?????????????? ??????????????. While this move is playable, Black has to be ready to face the very challenging move 4.Ng5, attacking Black’s f7-pawn. Surprisingly, Black is playing natural moves, and White is moving a piece twice in the opening (very often, not a good idea in the opening) but it is hard to defend the f7-pawn. But this position is so complex that it can offer ?? ?????? ???? ???????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ???????? ?????????? to outplay each other. That’s why today I want to analyze some of the most common and exciting traps that can be played for White and Black in this line in the Two Knights Defense. If you don’t want to just memorize tricks, don’t worry. I’ll also cover ?????? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ?????????? for both sides to learn this challenging line. Learn the traps here:?

https://lnkd.in/d-8YNFXK A simple demonstration of how the US is strong in war.

?????????? (?????? ??????????????????????) ???????? ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ?? ?????????????? ?????????????? Studying ?????????? ???????????????? can be very exciting but it can also get overwhelming. And part of improving is ?????????????? ?????????????? ???? ???????? ?????????????? ????????, at least from time to time. When it comes to openings, that means checking new lines to make your opening repertoire complete and diverse. To implement this myself, I decided to study an opening line that I would normally not play. The line that I studied is the ?????????????? ?????????????????????????? (named after Karel Traxler) in the Two Knights Defense. In this line, Black allows White to capture on f7 not with one, but 2 pieces. Although this line might look suicidal at first sight, while I studied the variations, I discovered a lot of subtleties that I even consider this line as ???????????? ?????????????????????? ?????? ????????????????. Now, I might not recommend this line for every game (I still recommend my "Complete Opening Repertoire for Black"), as some lines can rely too much on too many minor details, but this can be a great variation to add to ???????????????????? ???????? ?????????????? ????????????????????. Check out my full analysis below: