Tactical Lessons: Ukraine War feat. Col. Reisner

In this video Dr. Col. Reisner of the Austrian Armed Forces talks about the tactical lessons learned from Ukraine. We take about the 4 factors, the transparent battlefield, WW1, WW2 and how to deal with counter-mobility.

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00:00 Intro
00:14 4 Factors
02:41 Transparent Battlefield
04:36 World War 1
05:06 Ukrainian Offensives Fall 2022 vs. Summer 2023
05:42 War of Attrition
06:50 How to deal with Counter-Mobility
09:14 Evolution or Revolution

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[Hennue]

Just wanted to say thank you that the video is in english so that us germans can also understand it.

[hasmatiks]

I'm on another tab and I can still feel him looking at me

[Charlemagne_III]

Colonel Reisner has been very generous with his English-language content a great resource in understanding the war. Thanks for interviewing him!

[slim]

The man; the legend; Col. Markus Reisner!

[wehosrmthink]

I’ve been watching Col. Reisner’s YouTube channel videos since the Ukraine war began . They are outstanding, no nonsense, from a professional and rigorously nonpartisan perspective.

[mensch]

I think that Col. Reisner is correct about current changes being revolutionary rather than evolutionary. When you see what aerial and naval drones are capable of, you see just how vulnerable multi-million (or in the case of capital ships multi-billion) dollar weapons systems are to asymmetric threats. All the jokes people made about the US military being beaten by "men in sandals with Kalashnikovs" are now being amplified on conventional battlefields as well. This isn't yet an issue at a strategic or geostrategic level (you can't win a nuclear war or Battle of Midway 2.0 with these new assets likes drones or robots), but it is having a huge effect operationally and tactically. Ukraine had major successes in 2022 using drones, and Russia's seemingly slow advance in Khakiv Oblast recently obscures how many Ukrainian artillery assets Lancet drones are taking out quite a few kilometers from the main line of resistance.

[LordJuan]

Amazing having Col. Reisner on, love his presentations

[onetwo]

I'm very glad to see Col. Reisner with you; his English presentations are always very interesting and I appreciate both him for making them and you for all your efforts.

[caniconcananas]

Two of the most informative Austrian persons in the same video?!
Thanks a lot.

[marcm.]

I remember watching Col Reisner every time he put up a video during the last few years. And I was actually wondering why I hadn't seen something recently. It's nice to see this collaboration, your interview of him. I respect this man and his analysis greatly, I hope to see more videos from him again. Thanks for this

[VisciousPhishes]

Fantastic, thanks! I have been following you for a while now Bernard and it is great to see you in a position to interview/collab with some of these great sources/creators.

[eugenvonsurschnitzler]

Danke an Sie beide für dieses gemeinsame Video - eine einzigartige Kooperation - bin ein Fan von Ihnen beiden - würde mich sehr über eine Fortsetzung freuen

[crouchinghamster]

FN incredible interview! Thank you, both!

[ljevuox]

Congrats for the Interview! One the best guests so far!

[martincotterill]

I've been looking forward to this combination, great interview!

[thomasnihil]

Fantastic content, as always. Thanks for sharing with us. Danke!

[zemog]

Big difference listening to an actual Military Intel Analyst rather than the typical YouTube amateur.

[vishmonster]

Fantasic, one of the very few sources I trust for information about that conflict.

[bas_]

Oh wow, I never expected you two to team up! Amazing! thanks!

[Nethanieal]

Thanks for this Informative news on the war. Col Reisner dose the best job at explaining issues on the battlefield . I always look forward to hearing his analysis. Thanks for another great presentation in english.