The Russian Army, however, is a mess. It’s not clear that they can muster more than maybe two actual M-Day divisions, the rest being cadre units that would require a good deal of organization and training time before they could hope to perform.

On the other hand, what units they DO have, seem to be performing reasonably well in the conflicts in which they have fought, particularly in Syria. But that’s not saying much, since the evidence is rather sparse on the ground and it’s hard to tell at the moment how the Russkies would fare against a roughly equivalent foe.

speaking of Tsars, new book out as of a couple of weeks ago.

Excellent! I’ll be sure to pick up a copy and start on it soon. Should be fun))

As for Putin, the Duma needs to hunt down a suitable female from a cadet branch of the Romanovs, wherever she may be, force him to marry her and make him the Tsar…hmmm…speaking of Tsars, new book out as of a couple of weeks ago.