Bernd
04/20/2021 (Tue) 07:27:51
No.43345
del
04/20/2021 (Tue) 07:27:51
No.43345
del
>>43340
The fateful mistake was overestimating the strength of the Germans. We'll see what he writes about them, and there's the absolute faith of their capabilities behind it.
Today gonna continue a bit.
>>43343
Thanks, these do nicely.
So essentially with an attack into the crisis-triangle could have turn off and/or endanger the industry moved along the Volga, then a push into the Ural could have the potential to disable about half of the rest. And the rest was divided and far from anything, and too little to change anything important.
Personally I think they still could have been used to drag out the war, maybe engage the German attention enough to prevent them a buildup in west to create an invasion force against Britain. But this speculation just a "what if" scenario of another "what if" scenario.
The fateful mistake was overestimating the strength of the Germans. We'll see what he writes about them, and there's the absolute faith of their capabilities behind it.
Today gonna continue a bit.
>>43343
Thanks, these do nicely.
So essentially with an attack into the crisis-triangle could have turn off and/or endanger the industry moved along the Volga, then a push into the Ural could have the potential to disable about half of the rest. And the rest was divided and far from anything, and too little to change anything important.
Personally I think they still could have been used to drag out the war, maybe engage the German attention enough to prevent them a buildup in west to create an invasion force against Britain. But this speculation just a "what if" scenario of another "what if" scenario.