Russian military appreciation thread

[Austrvegr]

Russian cruise missiles launched from the Mediterranean hit ISIS forces at Deir-ez-Zor

[Dragoon]

American analysts are worried about the Russian nuclear armed submarines which can reach 10,000 km or miles.

The Russian armed forces policy is to improve tech, and focus more on air and navy while retiring old tanks on the ground.
The Russians have good anti-aircraft, missiles/rocketry, technology for airplanes (though they build them slower and with smaller numbers), submarines have always been one of Russias most threatening toys.
The warships are smaller (advantage and disadvantage). Su-57 fighter jet looks impressive.

The US navy has had some training problems in the basics in the last decade or two. Which resulted in 4 war ships crashing this year.
The US navy has more carriers than all the rest. They also have larger warships (advantages and disadvantages).
The US airforce is their strongest field. Good tech and high numbers. I know they have problems with F35, but F22 they have already 200 and its a good plane. They still have lots of F16 and F15s.
America tends to build more and faster than Russia (probably due to spending and man power).

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Russian special forces in Deir-ez-Zor

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Russian Military in Battlefield 1

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[Harkonnen]

Please don't try war. You just gonna get millions of little russki shits killed.

[cosmoo]

Please don't try war. You just gonna get millions of little russki shits killed.

They wiped their ass with you once they sent an army comprised of men used to terrain (as opposed to green boys from south and Hoholstan in Winter War).

[Austrvegr]

Exhibit of the Armed Forces Museum in Moscow