That Will Leave a Mark

The SA-5 missile is a big stick.....
The TU-22M3 isn't skimpy either.
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I watched the video. Why did they pan the camera to the left before the plane went out of sight and hit the ground? A little suspect??

Because even civvies in Russia get squeamish about watching/filming an impact. Besides, if we are talking about the same video, there was a house or wall that would block the view of the impact site anyway.
 
Don't believe everything the filtered media brings to you. A waste of our dollars as it's not going to change a thing. We could have used the money at home.
I don't say that because I am not concerned. I happen to be Polish, Russian and Ukrainian.
 
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Is it okay if I believe what I see on the ground in Armenia and Georgia (the one wherein Tbilisi, not Atlanta, is the capital)? How about if I believe what the US trainers from security assistance projects for Embassy Kyiv tell me?

Just checking.
 
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We are not the only nation that benefits from Ukraine defending itself. But we foot the biggest part of the bill. Same old same old. But I suppose that’s another thread.
 
We are not the only nation that benefits from Ukraine defending itself. But we foot the biggest part of the bill. Same old same old. But I suppose that’s another thread.

Don't be too sure. As of January 15, 2024:

EU institutions - 77.2 billion euros
US - 66.2 billion euros
Germany - 21 billion euros
UK - 16 billion euros
Denmark (yes, Denmark) - 8.4 billion euros.

Ukraine Support Tracker | Kiel Institute
 
Just for the record thank John Candy for the title of this thread.:)

"After Eagle 5, our flying Winnebago, crash-landed… John Candy came up with a great line," Brooks explained. "Candy, gingerly unfastening his seatbelt, ad-libbed, 'Oh! That's gonna leave a mark.'

The more equipment Russia loses the better.

Bruce
 
It's great news. I think another billion trillion dollars are in order. Or is it trillion billion? No matter, it's the same amount. We can afford it. Fire up the printer! Yay war!
 
Sure glad the French sent equipment, advisors, troops, and their fleet when we needed them when we fought for our freedom.

I truly don't understand the 'we've got ours; tough on everyone else' philosophy. We have ours because got help when we needed it.
 
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