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Jul 5 6 tweets 2 min read Read on X
I've been asked to post my four appearances on Paul Woodadge's @WW2TV youtube channel to X.

This was about MacArthur's "Wild Weasel" radar hunters before the term was invented.

Dr Bellamy was PhD heavy lifter here.

Section 22 Radar Hunters


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This is the story of Master Technical Sergeant Dermott H. MacDonnell and how his performance as chief radar operator for Marine Air Group 23’s (MAG-23) SCR-270 radar...

The Horseshoe Nail of Victory of the Guadalcanal Air Campaign

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...made the difference between keeping and losing daylight air superiority over Henderson Field in the darkest days of the Guadalcanal campaign.

And why you don't know this.

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This is a line of WW2 research of mine that wants to be a book.

Short form:
The Japanese were a lot better at electronic warfare at Okinawa and the official US histories leave it out.

Nemesis Island - The Secret Radar war for Okinawa

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One of the things that I did with my Okinawa research was the comparison of land based radars in WW2 Amphibious operations across theaters in WW2. This presentation is a result of it.

Operation Husky - Electromagnetic Operations May to August 1943

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Jul 7
@secretsqrl123 has gotten a lot of guff because he called out the sub-standard Russian potable water logistics into Kherson.

The people doing so are demonstrating their H20 logistical incompetence.

I did a 'net search on "Desert Hydration" that found this chart⬇️

H2O🧵
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That military chart came from the article at the link.

It gives you an idea exactly how bad a logistical situation the Russians are in with potable water in Kherson.

You need 19 liters of H2O working at 43 Deg. C, which is 109 deg. in freedom units.

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The crossover ambient temperature that causes a doubling of potable water requirements is 38 deg. C or 101 deg. in freedom units.

You go from 1/2 a liter of water a an hour to one liter an hour to function.

@secretsqrl123 was low balling by talking 4 liters a day for 100K.
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Jul 5
Oh heck yes, AFU is hunting Russian H2O trucks! ⬇️

@secretsqrl123 has sussed out the Russian potable water supply chain and it involves a thrown together bubba engineering with palletized IBC containers used by restaurants for vegetable oil.

Russian H2O supply chain🧵

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This is an ICB container.⬇️

Six were on that Russian truck.

Likely they were man-handled onto the truck empty, lashed down, and filled by hose.

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This is a Russian IBC water container that was burnt to nothing in a forest fire.

The RuAF Bubba-engineering IBC water truck rolls up to one of these and refills it with a gravity fed hose.

Note the steel pail & bottles to move water to trenches⬇️
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Jul 4
What you are seeing here is the world changing as the barriers to entry to strategic bombing fall.

OWA Drones carry 1/5th the warhead of a Tomahawk just as far for 1/10th the cost.

There are many who say this means OWA drone can't hurt enough target sets to be effective.
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Strategic bombing history says otherwise.

Incendiary devices were 10 times as effective at destroying urban areas than high explosive per unit mass per the US Strategic Bombing Surveys'.

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Sending twice the warhead mass of incendiaries of a unitary explosive warhead Tomahawk for the same price is 20 times as effective and requires 10 times the air defense missile warshot or gun based ammunition to protect any target.

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Jul 3
The use of crippled/wounded Russian men as soldiers is not the only or even the most important indicator that Russia has hit the mobilization wall⬇️

Nor are female prisoners, foreign mercs or DPRK soldiers.

Russia is now deploying Hitlerjugend-esque child-soldiers.

Wall🧵
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This trial use of 17 year olds by Putin reported by Ukraine's Center for National Resistance (CNR) closely mirrors the Hitlerjugend Division of the Waffen SS in the Normandy summer of 1944.

The end game of this desperation measure...

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...in Feb/Mar 1945 was the Waffen SS using 14 year old kids.

Per the CNR Report:

"Currently, Russia is actively recruiting members of patriotic movements, in particular, the network of military education centers "Warrior" and "Yunarmiya" (Young Army). Teenagers aged 17

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Jul 3
There are two thing here that are important.

The use of a 73mm BMP-1 gun as artillery is as good an indication Russian traditional tube artillery is 'supply constrained' as you want to find.

The prime mover shown is even more important.

RuAF systemic logistical collapse🧵
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It tells us that Russian motor transport fleet is in worse shape than its tube artillery park.⬇️

It's a visual confirmation of a general motor transport shortage telling us why cholera outbreaks are happening to Russian troops along the Dnipro.

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Russia motor transport can't deliver enough fresh water to front trenches.

The latest @AndrewPerpetua video kill list of Russian motor transport shows three tactical trucks, four civilian cars, no Loaf/Scooby vans, one ATV and 25 motorcycles.

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Jul 1
The increased Ukrainian use of barbed wire tracks with the appearance of Russian "Motorcycle Dragoon's."

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And this post⬇️

The late Cold War Soviet Army, which both the Ukrainian & Russian Armies stem from, had a cultural aversion to barbed wire.

Russian "Motorcycle Dragoon's" seem to have cured the Ukrainian Army of this.

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