Makeshift armored car, Ukrainian War of Independence, ~1918
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How long until we see Russians driving this in Ukraine?
Once they run out of tactical golf carts
I think we already saw them run an assault with an armored Ford Model A variant, that they produced under license way, way back when.
I would love a source if this is true. Sounds too good to be.
Then again, Model A under licence would probably be more reliable than any car Russia has managed to put together since.
Edit: This seems to be a source. The video is grainy though, so while it's clear that Russia's equipment is not exactly state of the art it's not confirmed that they still use the GAZ-AA trucks, which is the Russian-produced version of the Ford Model AA (truck version of A).
Maybe I am dumb but how in the hell does someone put together an armored truck?
I presume some sheets of metal and a welding torch
They used rivets back then as welding hadn’t really been invented or at least perfected yet
How long until we see Russians driving this in Ukraine?
Once they run out of tactical golf carts
I think we already saw them run an assault with an armored Ford Model A variant, that they produced under license way, way back when.
I would love a source if this is true. Sounds too good to be.
Then again, Model A under licence would probably be more reliable than any car Russia has managed to put together since.
Edit: This seems to be a source. The video is grainy though, so while it's clear that Russia's equipment is not exactly state of the art it's not confirmed that they still use the GAZ-AA trucks, which is the Russian-produced version of the Ford Model AA (truck version of A).