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  • cycleguy2300

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    Forbes:
    4700 artillery shells
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    oldag

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    Herr Doktor Ferdinand Porsche zum Panzerkonstruktionburo!

    Doctor Ferdinand Porsche to the Tank Design Office!
    Interesting.

    Of course Germany has so few tanks left anyhow (even before giving some to Ukraine), they would make little difference in a war.
     

    Eastexasrick

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    Interesting.

    Of course Germany has so few tanks left anyhow (even before giving some to Ukraine), they would make little difference in a war.
    From the article : Breitbart
    The situation is also emblematic of the poor state of Germany’s defense industry, which has been woefully underfunded for decades despite protestations from figures such as former President Donald Trump, who long called upon Berlin to meet its NATO defense spending requirements.
     

    oldag

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    Artillery shells expended per day. Ukraine is running low on ammo again. Ally manufacturers are running at capacity, which is not enough.

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    Artillery shells expended per day. Ukraine is running low on ammo again. Ally manufacturers are running at capacity, which is not enough.

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    They probably are running lower/conserving shells however another large factor is the increased use of artillery during the summer offensive and the decreased need during the relatively slower pace of war right now.

    Any chance you saw a winter 2022/23 chart?

    Conserving and smartly using their resources has been something Ukraine has been very good at. While russia has destroyed its own units in frontal attack after frontal attack, Ukraine has been much more conservative and has relied on manipulating the circumstances of the battle which has both limited major losses and slowed the pace of progress.


    I did find this, but its not very detailed...

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    With artillery shells running low, Ukrainian troops on the front lines are improvising and using explosive drones to try to hold the Russians back.

    “We’re increasingly using FPV drones because we have a lack of shells,” said Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s minister of digital transformation. But, he added, “drones can’t replace artillery completely.”

    With additional aid packages from the U.S. and the European Union stalled, Ukrainian forces are running short on ammunition, money and manpower. Many brigades are depleted from the summer counteroffensive, which failed to make a significant breakthrough.

    Now, the Ukrainians are trying to make do until more resources arrive. As in the first weeks of the war—before Western weapons flooded into the country—that short-handedness has led to unorthodox tactics and MacGyvered weapons to plug holes, such as substituting FPV drones for artillery fire.

    The drones can’t fly as far or fast as artillery. They can’t carry as much explosive, or blast through a concrete wall. But at just a few hundred dollars each, the drones cost far less than artillery shells and are much easier to produce—volunteers buy drones from commercial vendors and deliver them to the soldiers, who rig them with explosives.
     

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    Been seeing similar reports for months now, if it's all propaganda, who ever is behind it is not only very good, but tireless and consistent.

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