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<blockquote data-quote="Jean Charles Barroux" data-source="post: 562297" data-attributes="member: 1703">Breve pero interesante análisis.Low-key U.S. military assessments as of Aug. 11 assign some blame to the Georgians for a seemingly suicidal initial push into South Ossetia and noting their almost complete disregard for Russian air superiority and the ability to assemble and launch an overwhelming strike force. One possibility, officials say, is that the Georgians hoped to take advantage of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin being in China at the Olympics and present him with the fait accompli of an occupation on his return.But the effort foundered as “Georgian command and control broke down” almost immediately after the initial foray, says a senior U.S. defense official. “We don’t know if it was because of Georgian military incompetence or the result of an effective electronic and cyber attack by the Russians&quot;.As of Monday, U.S. analysts estimated there were up to 10,000 Russian troops in South Ossetia supported by 150 T-62 and T-72 tanks and 100 pieces of artillery.Source: AviationweekEste análisis me parece muy interesante porque toca un tema central en esta guerra desde el punto de vista militar; la inoperacia del sistema C3I de Georgia.Basta ver la retirada en pleno desorden de los georgianos, sus vehículos abandonados, sus bases militares y ciudades abandonadas para saber que no retuvieron cohesión y que simplemente huyeron.Pero... ¿por qué?¿Por qué abandonar Gori y Poti así no más?Allí hay un tema a estudiar con calma en los próximos meses...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jean Charles Barroux, post: 562297, member: 1703"] [b]Breve pero interesante análisis.[/b] [I]Low-key U.S. military assessments as of Aug. 11 assign some blame to the Georgians for a seemingly suicidal initial push into South Ossetia and noting their almost complete disregard for Russian air superiority and the ability to assemble and launch an overwhelming strike force. One possibility, officials say, is that the Georgians hoped to take advantage of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin being in China at the Olympics and present him with the fait accompli of an occupation on his return. But the effort foundered as “Georgian command and control broke down” almost immediately after the initial foray, says a senior U.S. defense official. “We don’t know if it was because of Georgian military incompetence or the result of an effective electronic and cyber attack by the Russians". As of Monday, U.S. analysts estimated there were up to 10,000 Russian troops in South Ossetia supported by 150 T-62 and T-72 tanks and 100 pieces of artillery. Source: Aviationweek[/I] Este análisis me parece muy interesante porque toca un tema central en esta guerra desde el punto de vista militar; la inoperacia del sistema C3I de Georgia. Basta ver la retirada en pleno desorden de los georgianos, sus vehículos abandonados, sus bases militares y ciudades abandonadas para saber que no retuvieron cohesión y que simplemente huyeron. Pero... ¿por qué? ¿Por qué abandonar Gori y Poti así no más? Allí hay un tema a estudiar con calma en los próximos meses... [/QUOTE]

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Guerra desarrollada entre Argentina y el Reino Unido en 1982