Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk

about Russia and Ukraine and an analysis and tanks and we will do this in the least technical way possible because I had some

questions plural come in about an analysis that came out.

And even for people who aren't really

that interested in the more technical side of these questions, the overall signals

coming out of these decisions, kind of noteworthy. Okay, so here's the question. I was told that a good

analysis came out that said Russia would soon have more T-62s than any other tank in Ukraine as they

pull them from storage.

I'm wondering if you heard this and if you have why they're using those instead of the T64. If you can answer those, do you think

the less modern tanks will matter greatly? Also, why not pool the tanks that are actually modern that they

have in storage? Okay, so quick kind of recap on what's going on. An analysis came out talking about what Russia is pulling out of long-term storage, okay, very long-term

storage and refurbishing, getting it up and running and getting it to the field.

I didn't read the full analysis.

I saw a write-up on it.

It looked good to me.

The one thing that I noticed was the person who did the analysis actually kind of said where they were making assumptions, what those assumptions were, what information they were kind of fill in in the blanks on.

Normally when somebody does that they are trying to put out a good product.

If those assumptions are correct, the product is probably good. So the information is probably good.

Overall, looking at what's there in totality, Yeah, it tracks that soon Russia will have more

T-62s than any other type of tank there.

For people who do not understand any of these numbers,

it is not an accurate way to do it, as in it's not exact,

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