The Russians have now had eight generals killed in action.
By comparison, the US had seven flag officers killed in action during the Vietnam War (not counting accidents and heart attacks).
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LOL ~ "accidents and heart attacks"
Too bad the Russians don't believe NCOs and enlisted initiative...
After World War II... Russia deliberately avoided developing professional NCOs. They preferred to have officers take care of nearly all troop supervision. The Soviets failed to note that good NCOs were the key to effective troops. The Soviets felt that officers were more politically reliable, as they were more carefully selected and monitored. The NCOs that did exist were treated as slightly more reliable enlisted men but given little real authority. Since officers did not live with the men, slack discipline in the barracks gave rise to the vicious hazing and exploitation of junior conscripts by the senior ones. This led to very low morale, and a lot of suicides, theft, sabotage, and desertions.
https://www.strategypage.com/htmw/htwin/articles/20220411.aspx
Little wonder that atrocity and brutality is what their army is "good" at. That and just standing off and bombing everything flat... If some brave soul would just frag Putin....
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