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11 months

Thread🧵 :The United States + just 6 of the many European artillery ammo makers will ramp up to over 2.5 million 155mm arty rounds per year. For reference this is a single country and 6 companies. (There are dozens of other company’s making artillery ammo that can go to Ukraine)1

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4 months

This bill wouldn’t send anywhere near 60 billion dollars to Ukraine. It would: 1. Fund increased submarine production in the U.S to counter China. 2. Give the U.S military replacement money to modernize its equipment by sending old stuff to Ukraine and getting new stuff instead

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🔥 @JDVance1 : “The idea that we committed to supporting whatever came out of this negotiation is pure, unadulterated bullshit. We supported a negotiation to bring common sense border security to this country. We did not agree to a fig leaf to send another $61 billion to Ukraine.”

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“The U.S. now produces some 30,000 155mm shells a month, and is on course to make up to 80,000 a month as soon as late 2024, Bush said. “- WSJ citing Doug Bush. Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology.

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1 year

I’m starting a multi thread series on artillery shell production. This will be the first of a few threads on this subject with this thread actually focusing on production the process itself rather than capacities and updates. 1/

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6 months

It appears Ukraine is using Indian produced 155mm shells. I see some reports saying these are South African but I believe they are of Indian origin. Which is hilarious #BRICS .

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4 months

We are the United States for god sake. We kept Britain alive with aid and lend lease when they where at risk of having to capitulate to the nazi’s. We have a deep and storied history of helping people during their time of need and the America I know wouldn’t stop that.

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6 months

BAE systems in the UK will be capable of producing more than 1.5 million large caliber artillery shells annually in the near future. This is a significant increase vs my estimates a few months ago as I have now been able to find the pre war production levels.

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2 months

The war in Ukraine is absolutely winnable for Ukraine. It’s western partners just need to spend half a percent of GDP on aid. Something that Baltic states exceed by a factor of 2-3x without issue. Half a percent of U.S and EU GDP would be 237 billion dollars a year.

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1 year

@squatsons Russia has already been using its large stockpile of cluster munitions for 15 months. Most grad rockets launched and a lot of the 152 and 122mm shells so far have been cluster. It’s not like there will be a change in pace of their use.

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1 year

Time for an air defense thread regarding the kinzal and the capability’s of western air defense systems with these kind of targets. Pictured below is the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal which is an air launched version of the 9K720 Iskander-M ground launched ballistic missile.

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1 year

@Trollstoy88 Source: troll story made it up like almost every post he makes.

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6 months

Russia is expected to produce 2 million shells per year within a few years. A number that included refurbishment of existing shells deemed non serviceable. The U.S (a country not at war) will be producing 1.2 million rounds a year in. 2025 a number it could easily scale beyond.

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6 months

Now do the side by side with US's one and only rotting artillery factory staffed by arthritic/rheumatic retirees compared to Russia's 8+ modern shell factories pumping out literally 10X the output of US. Why can't these low IQ Westoids understand the concept of asymmetry?…

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11 months

In the United States 155mm production is slated to hit a rate of 90k per month or 1,080,000 155mm shells per year by 2025. This is well over the original plan to ramp to 40k per month by 2025 and 85k by 2028. 3

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11 months

For the United States this represents the fastest artillery production increase since the Korean War. There’s 3 main ways the U.S is planning to ramp up production. 4

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3 months

Poland has been approved by the U.S state department to purchase 821 stealthy JASSM cruise missiles. These are capable of hitting St. Petersburg and even Moscow from the edge of polish airspace. With a publicly disclosed range nearing 600 miles.

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6 months

To be honest I really like mobile air defense. And I’m going to complement a Soviet design for once. I really like the TOR systems. Also known as SA-15 Gauntlets. Having a single tracked vehicle with the ability to track a target and engage it is really cool.

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6 months

Never forget what they took from us.

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11 months

This ramp up will represent at least a 2.5x combined ramp up from current levels for these companies.Who are already producing substantially more than they where producing pre Russian invasion.With ramp up’s I will break down how and when they will get there staring with the U.S2

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The first is by adding shifts to all of its government owned 155mm facility’s. Many of these facility’s only ran for 8 hours a day before the war and are now beginning to run 24 hours a day everyday. Often Moving from 1 shift to 3 shifts. 5

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The second is by building new plants and upgrading its existing facilities. This takes different forms like creating new production lines and increasing automation. So far the U.S has issued billions of dollars in contracts to modernize facility’s and fund increased production. 6

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1 month

Why are European countries with like 50-200 missiles in their inventory’s focused on fielding their own hypersonics from scratch? Like mabye actually build an inventory of the systems you’ve already invested in before trying to get a tiny number of systems in the 2030’s.

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9 months

BREAKING NEWS: coming from the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment William Leplante In response to my question. The U.S will produce 100,000 155mm shells per month by 2025. production is now at 28k/month. Next Spring it will be between 57k-65k a month.

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3 months

If Ukraine can take out a sizable chunk of the Russian airforce on the ground and the Black Sea fleet in port with a handful of storm shadows imagine what the U.S could do with thousands of combat jets and like 7,000+ cruise missiles.

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11 months

As noted in the incomplete production investment list above,this even includes expanding a metal parts production line in Canada. As well as opening a new plant in Texas with up to 2-4 more completely new plants also coming online in the future. (Existing government plants below7

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3 months

The U.S army has canceled its ERCA program which is capable of firing certain shells over 110KM. The army cited excessive barrel wear in prototypes. I’m unsure what this means for the future of U.S artillery or the new timeline for these capability’s.

US Army scraps Extended Range Cannon Artillery prototype effort

The Army is changing directions in its effort to field a long-range cannon, scrapping its 58-caliber prototype in favor of considering available systems.

www.defensenews.com

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4 months

@ebn_alegry So cringe and ofc he’s in London lol

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1 year

@GeromanAT Lmao Russian trolls are hilarious. Zaluzhny and budanov are just fine.

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1 year

Anyone who believes the Russians withdrew from Kyiv to give the Ukrainians a chance has a fundamental misunderstanding of conflict and this war. it’s almost frightening to see such a stupid analysis or take on the Russian withdraw. Especially after the VDV defeat at hostomel 😂.

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1 year

@cameron19460429 @jtlats2 @RT_com Ok, But did you not see in the beginning ? RU went straight to the capital but backed off to give the nazis a chance

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11 months

1. Rhienmetall: currently producing 450,000 155mm rounds per year since they acquired the Spanish, ammo maker Expal. This will then hit 600,000 155mm shells next year with its ramp up. Here’s a CNN article citing the Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger. 12

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2 months

With all the focus on Israel we must be aware that Ukraine still faces threats daily. It’s also a reminder of why we must modernize and expand the U.S military and industrial base because the U.S and it’s Allie’s are under threat in many areas and we must have the necessary arms.

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2 months

⚡ Mayor: Kharkiv under attack by Shahed drones.

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11 months

And last to meet the 2025 ramp up timeline the untied states has tapped private industry to build their own shells at their own facilities.This is something that’s not normally done as the government plants run by private industry have been easily meeting U.S demand prior to now8

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4 months

Putin In 2008 saying Moscow recognizes all of Ukraine's borders, and that there is no issue of ethnic conflict in Crimea. Keep that in mind about Ukraine and why the Baltic’s and Moldova are so nervous when it comes to Russia. Never take putin at his word

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4 months

Putin said the same thing about Crimea in 2008, right after he had invaded Georgia.

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6 months

@exit266 I assume that’s what happened I doubt India would directly supply Ukraine given their close ties with Russia.

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11 months

Here is a transcript on the army’s website talking about how the army will use both private production and the government owned contractor operated plants to scale up 155mm production. The speaker is Douglas R.Bush (United States Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition)9

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11 months

BAE systems : listed at “tens of thousands” currently ( likely around 30-40k.) Will ramp up to 250-300k annually with a contract to increase productions by 8x. 16

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11 months

SAAB: ramping up to 400k+ 155mm shells annually by early 2025. 15

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11 months

Note: some capacity comes from existing slack but the vast majority of this increase comes from their purchase of ammo giant expal and the beginning of production at their new plant in Australia just this year that’s capable of making up to 100,000 155mm shells per year. 13

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3 months

Is 100k 155mm shells per month enough for Ukraine? No It’s not. But the U.S went from producing ~8k rounds per month pre war to sometime next year making 102k rounds per month or more. That’s more than a 12.5x increase in production about 2 years after contracts were issued.

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6 months

Frankly 33,000 rounds of 155mm is pathetic compared to what France could do and has capacity for. It’s one of the least serious countries when it comes to giving Ukraine aid. And anyone who’s followed French policy knows why but I still hope 2024 will yield more French aid.

French Aid to Ukraine 🇨🇵👊🇺🇦

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6 months

France’s military aid to Ukraine in 2023 : ➡️ 12 155mm CAESAR ➡️ training of 8000 soldiers ➡️ 1 SAMP-T system ➡️ X AMX-10 RC ➡️ 1 ControlMaster 200 ➡️ ~ 33,000 rounds of 155mm (“full shot”) artillery shells ➡️ X SCALP - EG ➡️ X FAMAS ➡️ X ASTER ➡️ X VISION 60 ➡️ X NightRise…

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4 months

@Heritage Can you mabye stop lying. @Heritage @Alex_agvg @ssharmaUS @AmMomentOrg @lora_ries . Where’s is your commitment to accuracy and will you retract false statements that almost seem intentionally misleading? Heritage use to be so much better than this.

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11 months

Russia will likely be majorly out produced in terms of artillery production when compared with the combined capacity at the disposal of the west / NATO. That could be directed to backfill or sent to Ukraine. Russia produces about 1.7 rounds across all calibers + refurbishment.

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11 months

It’s also important to remember Ukraine is getting ammo from tons of other countries and company’s besides these as well. and this is a fraction of the overall pie. I will be doing more threads on this later taking a more comprehensive view as I am able to get more data. 20

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11 months

Also note not 100% of ammo produced by every company will go to Ukraine. This is one of many more threads I will do on artillery production. 21

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& here are some of the large contracts from the U.S issued so far for production.A 994 million dollar contract that American ordinance LLC ended up winning after 522.3 million worth of orders went out prior. And then another smaller but large contract went to GD OTS after that 10

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11 months

CSG/ Czechoslovak group: 100,000+ now and will ramp to over 150,000 per year according to the CEO. (This interview was in 2022) 14

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4 months

3. it would fund billions of dollars in increasing the capacity of American factory’s and building new ones. bringing some manufacturing back jobs that have been lost since the 1990’s 4. New manufacturing equipment at certain factory’s would lower the price we pay per weapon.

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11 months

The Polish concern PGZ/Dezamet revealed it’s current production at defense24 day was up to 30,000-40,000 annually (likely around 50k now) and will ramp up to 200,000. A rate it will run at until at least 2029 under current funding. 17

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5 months

@John_A_Ridge France when a country gets missile tech or builds a nuclear reactor with help from a country France helped or sold to,

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11 months

Now we get to some of European ammo production. There’s a lot of other ammo producers besides these but so far I have been unable to find figures and timelines. 11

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3 months

U.S : *can deploy the IRF within 18 hours* additional battalions within a day or two. Hundreds of thousands of troops within a month. Gulf war sized force within a handful of months.

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11 months

@Trollstoy88 Imagine being German and lying to everyone about being Russian Richard.

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& the last one of the manufacturers I will be talking about on this thread is NAMMO. They started out producing 10-20k per year pre war and will ramp up to 200,000 155mm shells per year. But will take much longer to do so than the rest of the other companies. Doing so by 2028. 18

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4 months

In a 2 hour and 7 minute segment Tucker Carlson only asked 2 hardball questions and only pushed back on Putin a single time. The rest of the interview was as follows. 1. Tucker Carlson trying to bait putin into going after democrats and Biden + European liberals. ⬇️

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11 months

Note almost all of this production will be online by 2025. NAMMO appears to be the only manufacturer which will take significantly longer than that to ramp up. 19

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1 month

Such a delusional take just more Russian saber rattling. Russia doesn’t get to tell a coalition of 50 countries supporting Ukraine, what they will, and won’t do. Russia is economically, militarily and geopolitically inferior to NATO. It won’t climb the escalation ladder there

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavarov summoned British and French Ambassadors to the Kremlin to warn them that an attack on Russian territory with their long range weapons may prompt a Russian response against UK & French bases. Russian General Staff is also reportedly…

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3 months

People need to realize how much Ukraine aid is helping the U.S modernize its military and defense industrial base. As long as replacement funding ends up being sufficient at the end of this it’s helped modernize the force a lot.

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🇺🇲🇺🇦 AARGM-ER (and SiAW) are getting a lot of extra procurement dollars from the 4 past Supplementals because the USAF and USN are giving their oldest HARMs to Ukraine. Massive Win-Win.

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11 months

@squatsons “Omg this is horrible” in reality you enjoyed it.

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9 months

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA Source ? They already have their own ICBMS. Is this a joke?

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5 months

For perspective 2,000 shells per day is about what a single company in Germany named Rheinmetall has capacity to produce. And is 500,000 less per year than what the U.S plans to produce in 2025. We need to do more for Ukraine including securing ~90% of western production for them

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“Ukraine went from firing 8,000 shells per day during its counteroffensive in the summer to just 2,000 in recent weeks, according to a platoon commander.” Ukraine war is ‘battle for ammunition’, says Nato chief via @FT

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4 months

5. the funding for Ukraine to buy new American weapons goes directly to U.S company’s and workers in our defense industry to produce weapons which already supports a minimum of 3.5 million jobs in this country.

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3 months

For reference 70 M114A1 155mm howitzers is about as many howitzers as nexter will produce for Ukraine this year. This is a lot of Extra tubes.

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3 months

BREAKING: Greece announces massive military aid package for Ukraine - 2,000 5-inch Zuni rockets - 180 2.75-inch anti-tank rockets - 90,000 90mm anti-tank anti-aircraft ammo - 4 million bullets - 70 US-made M114A1 howitzers 🇬🇷🇺🇦

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2 months

Ukraine will increase its production of Neptune cruise missiles by 10x this year while raising its range to 1000km (~620miles) . Ukraine also expects to produce 1.2 million FPV drones some of which only cost $350 each.

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Interesting remarks by Jane Harman, chair of the Congressional National Defense Strategy Commission, on her recent trip to Ukraine.

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1 year

@Sputnik_Not @squatsons thoughts on these numbers ? They seem a bit low for your average Russian MOD claim.

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2 months

Long term we’ve largely solved the industrial base for 155mm artillery systems for Ukraine and Ukraine will be able to get millions of 155mm shells from production as time goes on. But air defense scares me. We haven’t done nearly enough to replace Ukraines Soviet era AD.

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4 months

6. Sending American weapons that have proven themselves in Ukraine has caused a boom in sales. Meaning we will make much if not all the cost back on weapon sales over time. Success of American weapons in has Ukraine caused a 56% increase in U.S arms sales with more coming.

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11 months

@Alex_Oloyede2 Russia wouldn’t do anything to turkey just like that time turkey downed a Russian jet and Russia did nothing.

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7 months

Map of states benefiting from Ukraine aid. Arizona, Pensilvania, Arkansas, Michigan, Alabama and Texas lead the way. (This only includes major systems and not small sub contractors or dispersed workforces, in reality Ukraine aid benefits every state economically)

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11 months

Here is an update or new article on something I reported on months ago and often talk about in spaces.

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4 months

The funny thing is military aid is likely profitable not only for the American economy but for the governments budget over time. I’ll explain why below. Here is a map of how Ukraine aid will impact each state directly. (It’s a little outdated and incomplete.)

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4 months

7. Ukraine actually uses the weapons against a U.S adversaries and it takes our adversary’s equipment out. where as in the U.S they are largely never used and serve only as a deterrent. 8.Any money that goes to the Ukrainian gov directly helps it lessen is reliance on future aid

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1 year

@squatsons They make up a good portion of the inventory and their use was Particularly extensive in bakhmut. Infact Russian use of cluster munitions has been prolific. Most artillery units appear to get supplies of them. This isn’t a weapon using sparingly. And most grad rockets are cluster

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@Zagonel85 Zag you’re the one with the absolutely outlandish take here. if Russia is hitting inside of Ukraine, Ukraine should be able to hit inside Russia. Russia is using Iranian and North Korean weapons to hit inside of Ukraine. Ukraine should use its foreign weapons to hit inside Russia

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5 months

@Zagonel85 Mabye because a little event happened in 2022 where Russia and Putin said they wouldn’t invade Ukraine and they totally did and then they committed a bunch of war crimes and have now used tucker in their state garnered propaganda machine to promote their unjust war?

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Because it is trying to spin up its own defense industry and helping basic government services like water and power keep running stops more people from leaving. This helps Ukraines economy and w/Lowering the need for more aid and stoping ppl becoming refugees in Europe and the US

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4 months

Now part of me is asking why this didn’t get done all along. Europe has fallen short on commitments and it turns out it was this easy to get 800k-1 million more shells within weeks to months. Hopefully they buy every shell they can find from here on out.

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🚨🇨🇿🇺🇦 The President of Czechia confirms that a total of 18 countries have pledged the necessary funds to procure all 800,000 artillery shells from 3rd party sources for Ukraine! Delivery can begin in weeks and could last months.

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5 months

@RumesaAlyRajput @ragipsoylu Lmfao the patriot system has proven itself in Ukraine and even in Saudi Arabia and the UAE it’s had a good success rate. Russian systems are not very well optimized Vs ballistic threats.

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10.Ukraines economy is already very closely tied to the EU. And with it on the path to becoming an EU member state with over 40 million citizens and a larger land area than any EU state. It is a very important to western markets and a market ripe with potential for the US as well

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5 months

Rheinmetall releases a graphic for their 155mm artillery shell production which is slated to hit 700k in 2024 and run at that rate annually or more from 2025 onwards. Much of this being delivered to Ukraine and German military stocks.

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@Zagonel85 This is a good idea. A pro Russian telling people not to donate is sure to drive up donations. I’ll go buy Ukraine another FPV drone today.

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3 months

It’s amazing here we are in year 3 of the Russian invasion and with woefully insufficient aid Ukraine has been able to retake 50% of its land and even without new U.S aid for 5 months it’s largely been able to hold the front line although at increasing difficulty and costs.

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9. Helps ensure continued access to one of the worlds largest food/ grain markets. And ensures the continued existence of a country that is very pro American and who’s large army long term will likely lessen the need for such a substantial U.S presence in Europe.

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Pre war BAE was making 16,000 large caliber shells per month. And like I reported in July BAE publicly released their plan to 8x large caliber artillery shell production. Which would put them at around 128,000 a month or 1.5 million per year.

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1/ Ukraines defense industrial base is back with a vengeance thanks to the incredible work of @AKamyshin and his staff. The new structure of UDI that resulted from the restructuring of Ukroboronprom is yielding massive rewards in terms of Ukraines defense production not only in⬇️

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Hear me out what if we resume aid to Israel only when they’ll agree to help supply Ukraine with air defense and vehicles and not let end user licenses get in the way. If it works it’s a win-win.

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@Breo28887313 @usairforce That’s kinda why it exists. Countries will tend to not threaten your interests knowing these would have a field day operating inside their airspace and wreaking absolute havoc on any countries ability to wage war effectively.

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I still adamantly believe this invasion could have been prevented by sending a small number of U.S forces into Ukraine and publicizing their willingness to defend the country and patrolling Ukraines airspace with U.S jets non stop. Vague warnings where not enough to deter this.

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If we where to have an serious Ukraine aid bill I’d do it this way. 1. 20 billion in PDDA for Ukraine. 2. 40 billion in USAI. 3. 15 billion in funding for Ukraines defense industry to make them more self sufficient. 4. 5 billion in budget aid to go towards further mobilization

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@squatsons Red lines often don’t really exist as we’ve seen. There’s not that much more Russia can throw at Ukraine conventionally and nuclear is off the table. The fact this coincides with the end of the grain initiative is probably not a coincidence.

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Calling Lloyd Austin a diversity hire is racist bs. He served 41 years in the army and was awarded the silver star in 2003. And 7 years later assumed the duties of commanding general of U.S forces Iraq.He became cent com commander before retiring in 2016.have some fucking respect

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@SecDef Diversity hire putting us all at risk.

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This missile travels at hypersonic speeds > Mach 5 for part of its flight. However it is not a modern hypersonic in the same sense as highly maneuverable hypersonics that can evade modern air defense systems ex glide maneuvering glide vehicles or ramjet/scram jet cruise missiles.

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Sending Ukraine all this cumulative aid at one time in early 2022 would have resulted in Ukraine kicking Russia out of the country. We had an opportunity to do that and we failed to. This will stabilize the front, but much more is needed for Ukraine to outright win.

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Russia 2023: denies torturing civilians and POW’s with electrodes on their genitals. Russia : 2024 brags about torturing detainees with electrodes hooked to their genetials before even pre trial interviews.

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This is possible because the Washington plant is very new and extremely modern. Having just opened in 2012-2013 when most U.S plants have parts that date back to WW2. BAE Washington had 14 ultra modern machines with separate control rooms and extremely automated processes.

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So the first step in the U.S for example is 20ft length’s of steel arrive at the plants direct from the manufacturer. An example is pictured below at the Scranton plant. 2/

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The 1.5 million shells Czechia 🇨🇿 found for Ukraine 🇺🇦 would enable it to fire an extra 4,110 shells per day for an entire year or an extra 8,220 per day for 6 months. This is on top of millions of shells Ukraine may be able to receive from U.S and European production.

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The oil and gas sector accounted up to roughly 34% of Russia's federal budget revenues, and up to 54% of its exports in 2021. So taking out 25-50% of its oil and gas capacity could potentially cut the country’s exports by up to 25% and government revenue’s by up to 17%.

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We will be producing artillery shells in the U.S at an annualized rate of nearly 1,000,000 shells a year (960k) later this year and next year the U.S will exceed a million shells and making around 102,000 a month by next summer.

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Over the last 2 years as a student I’ve donated roughly $3,000-$4,000 dollars to Ukrainian causes. I picked up extra shifts after classes or on weekends and would drive door-dash and donate most of it. That’s nothing In comparison to what those fighting have sacrificed.

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And for reference here’s the U.S government plants that are part of the army modernization and expansion effort for small arms and artillery/ large caliber ammo production. /end

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I would not be surprised if there’s 2-3 million shells that can be sent to Ukraine from outside Europe and the U.S the Czechs have so far identified 1.5 million they can buy. Depending on the price they are willing to pay and how many concessions they’ll make you could see many +

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This makes it a relatively standard target for the patriot system. Which regularly downs short and medium range ballistic missiles in the Middle East that have a speed greater than Mach-5 for part of their flight profile. A common example that the patriot downs is a burkan-2H.

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