Well, howdy there internet people? Let's be able again. So today we are going to talk about

the Bradley and Ukraine and what we can expect. So let's start with this. The United States is providing

Bradley's to Ukraine. If you were to type in Bradley and pull up the images, you're going to get

something that looks like a tank. It's not a tank. This is important to some politicians, diplomats, and military

Twitter. It's not a tank. It's an infantry fighting vehicle or an armored fighting vehicle. I know it looks just like a tank. It's not. It's technically a troop transport.

So... it's technically a troop transport.

So that's one aspect to keep in mind.

These are tanks and this will come up again later. The next part of this is if you are

older or the people you're talking to are older you may have people say pretty

negative things about the Bradley. Most of that has to do with its

design process. If you ever see like a sketch of what the Bradley was supposed to be and then compare it to what

exists you will completely understand every Pentagon project ever. There are some slight differences. So they're not

tanks even though they have a cannon, they're armored, they're tracked. I think that most Americans, especially those

who are familiar with military affairs, are expecting these to be used the way Americans would use

them. I don't foresee that happening. This gives Ukraine a speedy armored vehicle.

A pretty heavy edge at night.

And it gives them a speedy armored vehicle.

I wouldn't expect them to be used the way the U.S. might.

Did you hear that? Thunder ran from one side to the other.

The sensors on this thing are well beyond what Russia has.

So it's going to be a pretty formidable vehicle. Now one of the big questions that's going to come up, do we have enough of these to give away?

Yeah. Yeah, tons. There are tons.

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