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Decked said:
One has to ask..does the USA have the capability at the current time to manufacture more missiles in a speedy rate without drawing down our own stockpile?
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Your single sentence on a freaking Husker message board, most likely made in passing, is infinitely more intelligent and thoughtful then any of that ridiculous bulls#!t word salad that came out of the most powerful man in the world's mouth.

This is just crazy.  This man needs a retirement home and meds!  No way this can last 3.75 more years....

Worst part, this isn't just mumbled talk or slurred words.  This guys just simply doesn't have a clue about major events effecting the world.  

 
funhusker said:
Your single sentence on a freaking Husker message board, most likely made in passing, is infinitely more intelligent and thoughtful then any of that ridiculous bulls#!t word salad that came out of the most powerful man in the world's mouth.

This is just crazy.  This man needs a retirement home and meds!  No way this can last 3.75 more years....

Worst part, this isn't just mumbled talk or slurred words.  This guys just simply doesn't have a clue about major events effecting the world.  
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I’m fully prepared to support a full and blanket pardon for anyone who finally solves this country’s Trump problem. The dems need to get their s#!t in a pile, pick a candidate and then begin campaigning on this message. This is out of control and even worse than expected…and that’s saying something considering all that was predicted.

 
i am sure that ukraine would find a use for them if we would give austraiia permission to ship them to ukraine.   59 older tanks isn't a game changer...but they can't hurt.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-04-28/aging-tanks-donated-to-ukraine-are-yet-to-leave-australia/105226280

Now defence figures with knowledge of the situation claim the process is facing further uncertainty because formal permission that must be given by the US before the M1A1 vehicles can be handed over to another nation has not yet been granted.

 
commando said:
i am sure that ukraine would find a use for them if we would give austraiia permission to ship them to ukraine.   59 older tanks isn't a game changer...but they can't hurt.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-04-28/aging-tanks-donated-to-ukraine-are-yet-to-leave-australia/105226280

Now defence figures with knowledge of the situation claim the process is facing further uncertainty because formal permission that must be given by the US before the M1A1 vehicles can be handed over to another nation has not yet been granted.
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Probably a two fold issue.

1. how much is it going to cost to get them in good/battle ready order? Abrams are a colossal expense to keep running. Especially if they are the a very old variant.

2). these are going to perform pretty mediocre. Would them getting shot to hell hurt the United States arms export market?

 
Decked said:
Probably a two fold issue.

1. how much is it going to cost to get them in good/battle ready order? Abrams are a colossal expense to keep running. Especially if they are the a very old variant.

2). these are going to perform pretty mediocre. Would them getting shot to hell hurt the United States arms export market?
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our arms export market has already  been shot to hell by trump 

 
commando said:
our arms export market has already  been shot to hell by trump 
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Okay yes but you see where I’m going with this. I think of one the reasons we didn’t send more tanks to Ukraine is that we were scared how they would perform. They don’t have the infrastructure and logistics to operate that many. And their crews are not as well trained as ours, no air support, & drones.  
 

= tanks go explodey 

 
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Now that we’ve signed a minerals deal one would have to think that that we may start supplying Ukraine again (other than the promised biden equipment). 

 
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