The number of Russian strikes against Kiev forces with Lancet loitering munitions documented by Lostarmour.info, a website that tracks military losses, has reached 1,210 by March 8.
The website began documenting Lancet strikes based on visual evidence, like videos and photos, with the start of the Russian special military operation in Ukraine more than two years ago. Over the past two months, the rate of documented strikes increased by more than double the few months before.
According to a summary provided by the website, Russian Lancet strikes have so far destroyed or damaged: 224 self-propelled howitzers; 235 towed howitzers; 31 multiple rocket launchers; 165 main battle tanks; 114 infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers; 64 air defense systems and self-propelled anti-aircraft guns; 71 radars electronic warfare and communication systems and one warplane.
These numbers include only the documented strikes which seriously damaged the target or resulted in its complete destruction.
#1: ghostrider To: Horse (#0)
Was it a real war plane or a Sears war plane? Hummm, no fooling. I believe GayZee is still waiting for those F-16 Joetato needs destroyed.
ghostrider posted on 2024-03-08 20:13:40 Reply Private Reply
#2: Horse To: ghostrider (#1)
Horse posted on 2024-03-08 23:37:31 Reply Private Reply
#3: BTP Holdings To: Horse (#2)
Back in to 80s, an F-16 flamed out over northern Illinois and was able to glide to a landing at the Glenview Naval Air Station.
From what I have heard that place has closed down and is now a shopping center. The used to launch flights from there with Sonar buoys when the Soviet Union was around to detect Soviet subs in the Caribbean Sea. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2024-03-09 11:40:39 Reply Private Reply
#4: Esso To: BTP Holdings (#3)
He must've been close, F-16s have a glide ratio not unlike that of a hammer.
Esso posted on 2024-03-09 12:47:31 Reply Private Reply