How hard is it to get food and water to soldiers during a war?
How hard is it to get food and water to soldiers during a war?
I was browsing the internet and I found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WO0zSStdj8
Apparently, it's a squad of Russian Soldiers refusing to go back to the front line. The fat guy says they were NOT getting food or water (yeah I heard it), I am pretty sure he is right. So, what are the types of conditions you have to face to get water and food at soldiers? I mean, I can understand them not getting ammo and man power to get rid of the dead. Probably manufacturing problems and it's dangerous respectively. But yeah, what else? Why would they not get food and water?
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oh, and supply logistics were the reason the Romans built Roman roads, the reason the Germans built the Audubon, and the reason the United States built the interstates. it's a big deal
Autobahn?
yeah my voice to text doesn't care
If only there was an edit button to fix mistakes after the fact, and 6 seconds of diligence to make it happen.
I'm sorry you found it so confusing
a word is a word, but a uaod is not.
Is it really the reason for interstates in the US? Not sure, just asking.
Audubon sounds kinda french ngl
Bon audu!