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I mean... what are they buying to replace the strykers? I doubt its more strykers heh.
Almost obligatory Perun video referencing Stryker. Queued to the relevant section though the whole video is worth a watch, especially for the part where unit, like much of America's contributions to the Ukraine war, was basically taking up warehouse space and maintenance costs until the US military finally got around to paying for them to be scrapped. This isn't to say that America is being stingy - far from it - just to note that what shows up on the balance sheet isn't necessarily what it's actually costing. >

Which Stryker will they send? The M-Shorad or 105mm Mobile Gun? >

They definitely won't sent the 105mm gun version. The autoloader on that model is so difficult to deal with that the army is retiring them early. >

It seems to be that the West ultimately decided to finish putin. >

More more more. >

Russia gets to pick how many resources they want to waste.  China and Iran get to decide if it escalates into world war.
NK keeps being irrational either way. >

All honesty, I think Russia has spent too much time with North Korea...  It's rubbing off on them. never thought.... >

I have to wonder how much this ramp up has to do with Biden's concerns the House may make it a lot harder to get aid to Ukraine. >

Almost obligatory Perun video referencing Stryker. Queued to the relevant section though the whole video is worth a watch, especially for the part where this unit, like much of America's contributions to the Ukraine war, was basically taking up warehouse space and maintenance costs until the US military finally got around to paying for them to be scrapped. This isn't to say that America is being stingy - far from it - just to note that what shows up on the balance sheet isn't necessarily what it's actually costing. >

The flip side is also that we’re entering a recession, and nothing stimulates the economy harder than the economic hitachi vibrator know as the Military Industrial Complex. 
So when you give away old shit, you gotta buy new >

Tho it doesn't fully benefit the US Military Industrial Complex. As the Stryker is Canadian made.