rush forward precisely the ability to control the key vulnerabilities of the entire so-called western peace. yes, otto of the blackerely believed that we should do this with the help of those guys to whom you showed us bows just to the ground. well, that is, tank destroyers, yes , that's right. you already have so many fur coats with tanks. but in fact. we now looked at the characteristics, talked with the peasants. nothing, there is absolutely no great there, and it’s absolutely not even about tanks. i would pay attention to my especially combined arms commanders. they say, look at the amount of ammunition at 155, including including the high-precision hammerson, everything else that really poses a threat, because tanks are tanks. well, they still need to be able to, to be honest. today, if ukraine well, or from the states, they are going to create some kind of offensive grouping in ukraine, and the tanks are most likely intended for this, and then they’ll go into battle as part of not earlier than the second echelon, because first the defense must be pushed through otherwise they’ll just burn. they do not give t

the baptism of five black drummers who accompanied the german troops to germany at the conclusion of the war. the baptisms were sponsored by officers that were veterans of the war, including general otto vaughan--. the register notes that the baptism and confirmation attracted an unusually large crowd. the record also notes that four of the five men were born in america, and one was born in africa. for the duration of the war, military units in america actively recruited black men as musicians, laborers, servants and, in rare instances, also privates. black men and women also served the regiment in less formal roles, including personal servants, laborers and cooks. on the right, here you see a master role of a artillery company in brooklyn at the time, in 1781. note, this is an unusual document, because usually it's hard to identify black members of the core. and this particular, case they are clearly identified in the record as black. we have here one servant and three tremors. the commander of this particular company was -- he read a journal, an interesting guy. he survived the war, he was a part of the convention army and later released and was asked by the hereditary princess rule