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It's true. Russia has 40,000 armored vehicles from 1970s sitting in storage. Amortized that costs about $10,000Zero chance that's true.
Ukraine definitely isn't going to pay. So every dollar spent in Ukraine is a a dollar wasted against about $0.015 cents. Since Russia spends 80th on their weapons that we do.
A javelin, as an example, is worth 100x more per shot than a T82B3 tank.
Let that sink in.
That's simply not true.Ukraine definitely isn't going to pay. So every dollar spent in Ukraine is a a dollar wasted against about $0.015 cents. Since Russia spends 80th on their weapons that we do.
A javelin, as an example, is worth 100x more per shot than a T82B3 tank.
Let that sink in.
Over a millionHow much does a javelin cost?
It's very true. I'm sorry you don't know the value of thingsThat's simply not true.
How much does a javelin cost?
howmuchhub.com
The cost benefit ratio (even if those numbers are true) go way beyond those numbers. A dead tank may translate into saved lives and one’s other war materiel also saved.How much does a javelin cost?
God no. T72s cost 4mil in 1970s when they were built. Amortized 50 years later and they are worth much less.About $200K
How much does a Javelin missile cost? (Updated)
A T-72 costs $4 million
T-72 - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
about 250,00 give or take.....How much does a javelin cost?
God no. T72s cost 4mil in 1970s when they were built. Amortized 50 years later and they are worth much less.
Javelins have unit costs that aren't included in your stupid fucking blog.
Research and shipment costs.
wrong.Ukraine definitely isn't going to pay. So every dollar spent in Ukraine is a a dollar wasted against about $0.015 cents. Since Russia spends 80th on their weapons that we do.
A javelin, as an example, is worth 100x more per shot than a T82B3 tank.
Let that sink in.
| Unit cost | US$0.5–1.2 million in 1994–1996,[1] 30,962,000–61,924,000 rubles (US$1–2 million) in 2009,[2] US $0.5 million in 2011[3] |
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$78,000about 250,00 give or take.....
Dont think so....not seeing that number anywhere$78,000
Lol you fucking retards are getting dumber.$78,000
You realize they have some 10,000 more cold war Era tanks to throw away right? LolololThe cost benefit ratio (even if those numbers are true) go way beyond those numbers. A dead tank may translate into saved lives and one’s other war materiel also saved.
Over a million
If you’re trying to make a point, you’re failing again.Lol you fucking retards are getting dumber.
You realize they have some 10,000 more cold war Era tanks to throw away right? Lololol
