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I feel like I'm watching the full spectrum () Although the various weapons and equipment are a bit difficult for me, a pseudo-military fan, and I often have to jump to the wiki halfway through reading, the author's writing is really good. Not enough, not enough
How to say. . This is another time and space At that time, a certain Northern Alliance wanted to join NATO like a licking dog. Fortunately, NATO's masters were more adventurous. On Christmas Day in 1992, an elder in my family said, "Will those red-haired ghosts become even crazier after they disintegrate? Will the sugar-coated cannonballs from the other side of the sea continue to bomb?" What else was said after that, I forgot. Anyway, it means we have no allies More than 30 years later, a certain elder has passed away, but does that licking dog still retain the idea of being a licking dog? This doesn't matter anymore
Okay, it's a bit full-screen with internal flavor, I hope I can continue writing. But people in the Soviet Union can also write about it
It looks great, but I really don't see any hope of winning.
What does it mean to be beaten if you fall behind? This is what it means to be beaten if you fall behind.
It's a good book, it has that flavor, but I don't know why, but it feels like it has some shortcomings?
Tomato is a rare decent war theme
What a great book, I want to read the next one
Good luck, I can see despair and hope
It's a good fictional military novel, but the ending is not very well written and ends too hastily.
The logic is strict, as if it is something that really happened in another world.
Tomato is a very well-researched military article.
One of the best military articles I have read so far
Good, good, super good
One thing to say, it has been around 80 years, and the F22 prototype should have been released by this time. If it is in the book, can you arrange an appearance?
Tomato is a good military novel, but it has some flaws in some details. At the end of the later period, in terms of history, various thieves rebelled against Tiangang [face covering]
Overall it's very well written, I'm more curious about it. How did the population of the Soviet Union manage to continue after fighting World War II?