Detonable

Are there any major offensives at the moment? I understand that Russia can't advance during the mud in March, but we're halfway through April.

Here's an interesting article on ground pressures. Tank Track Ground Pressure Examples | Math Encounters Blog (mathscinotes.com) In the notes below it says the original T-34 ground pressure was only 9.1 psi. No wonder they had a reputation for mobility when German tanks were not able to move. Another note says that the German tanks with interleaved road wheels had good mobility due to the large diameter of the wheels and the large numbers of wheels. Nevertheless, the Tiger has a very high ground pressure.

"An intrigue he had in his youth with the wife of a Polish gentleman..."

Ech of the flares seems to have a dot above it. What causes that?

Are those Ukranian vehicles getting hit?

What are the black dots at the back end of the missile? Is it some sort of beam rider?

Reading the replies suggests that this might be fake. Also, how would he make it out alive?

No, you're fundamentally a bad person. The battles actually happened, the men actually died or were horribly scarred for life, and the history should be commemorated by their friends and families. You are akin to Moslems who destroy churches for the sake of destroying them. In their view any building of another faith is immoral.

What is the chance that someone on the list is personally known by a Tanknetter?

People in China and India would like to start (in many cases) using coal and diesel. Perhaps all two billion of them are insane?

No, we'd like to use natural gas, nuclear, and diesel, but the climate psychos are destroying them.

Wallmart was pretty busy a couple days ago. I was able to get some discounts at Kohl's (a clothing store). I bought some nice green leaf lettuce but the last couple times the heads were really small. Smaller than I remember.

So on November, 1941 the US became more sympathetic to Japan, or is this just the poll data bouncing around due to small sample sizes? I wonder what was in the news between August and November, 1941?

Good luck! We’ll miss you!