And by rail: In Britain, presented the logistics of the transfer of forces and means to Estonia

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The British military department reported on the logistics of the transfer of forces and assets for future maneuvers into the territory of the Baltic. The British military will be deployed at the Estonian military base of Tapa. It is there that you need to move personnel and military equipment from bases in the United Kingdom.

And by rail: In Britain, presented the logistics of the transfer of forces and means to Estonia




It is noted that, despite problems with railway logistics, part of the cargo will be sent to Estonia precisely by rail. The train will proceed through the Channel Tunnel, then through France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Poland. After that, the trains will have to change the wheelsets during the transition to the "Soviet" railway track, which, as you know, is wider than the "European" one. After that, equipment will be delivered to Estonian territory through Lithuania and Latvia.

In addition, the British will deliver personnel and equipment to Estonia by air, by sea and by road.



A few comments by British users on the Department of Defense message about plans for the transfer are below.

User Stuart MacDonald:

It will be an “epic” operation. Interestingly, someone will tell us the numbers for the transfer and the cost of this transfer?

Robert Campbell:

It seems to me that the term Rapid ("fast" - approx. VO) is hardly suitable for such exercises ...

Meanwhile, there were reports of loading armored vehicles onto transport ships, including Tanks Abrams, 2nd Armored Brigade of the US Army, in one of the ports of the Netherlands.


We are talking about rotation events, during which other American units will arrive in Europe for an 9-month period.
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  1. +2
    17 October 2019 10: 45
    Tanks are a drava of war, okay, the Estonians don't feel sorry for the Britons, but their crews are also visible.
    1. +3
      17 October 2019 10: 52
      Quote: Chaldon48
      Tanks are a drava of war, okay, the Estonians don't feel sorry for the Britons, but their crews are also visible.

      They have these firewood - an armful of brushwood. Neither warm, nor cook food.
      1. 0
        17 October 2019 11: 07
        Jokes are jokes, but they are seriously preparing and the next time everything can change.
        1. +4
          17 October 2019 11: 26
          Quote: Teberii
          But they are seriously preparing

          Much more serious. They will move all their 227 tanks to Estonia and "rush" straight to Moscow. There will be "cruel" revenge for the Skripals' cat.
          1. +2
            17 October 2019 11: 48
            It seems that these tanks are destined to stay in Estonia forever, because the removal of this scrap metal from Estonian marshes will be insanely costly and completely inconsistent with the concept of common sense, and there are no tasks or conditions to use.
            1. +3
              17 October 2019 12: 26
              Quote: hydrox
              It seems that these tanks are destined to stay in Estonia forever

              In England, it’s not profitable to hand over metal, you have to pay for utilization, but in Estonia, on the contrary, the guys will quickly cut it and have enough for a drink. 60 tons of good metal, you can walk decently.
              1. +1
                17 October 2019 14: 05
                Quote: tihonmarine
                but in Estonia, on the contrary, the guys quickly sawed

                Estonians clearly do not know how to quickly "cut" composite armor (by the way, in general, there are few people and enterprises in the world that know how to do this), so we will look at their successes. laughing
                1. +1
                  17 October 2019 14: 57
                  Quote: hydrox
                  Estonians clearly do not know how to quickly "saw" composite armor

                  We’ll hand over the caterpillars.
                  1. 0
                    17 October 2019 15: 00
                    And what, do you already seem to agree with the Estonians? laughing
        2. +3
          17 October 2019 11: 54
          Quote: Teberii
          Jokes are jokes, but they are seriously preparing and the next time everything can change.

          Just one Estonian switchman, who didn’t succeed ... tanks will go through Tallinn to Helsinki.
          1. +7
            17 October 2019 11: 59
            Quote: Polite Elk
            Just one Estonian switchman who didn’t succeed

            As Uncle Sema from Odessa said, "There are only three things that scare me in my life: smart blondes, generous Jews and nimble Estonians."
            1. +1
              17 October 2019 14: 59
              Quote: vvvjak
              nimble Estonians

              That nimble, yes, I look and wonder, the Jews are still children.
          2. 0
            17 October 2019 15: 02
            Did you mean "straight to Piitter"? laughing
        3. 0
          17 October 2019 16: 41
          Quote: Teberii
          Jokes are jokes, but they are seriously preparing and the next time everything can change.

          Previously, there were partisans, and quite skillfully disrupted the supply of Hitler's troops .. But now, there are satellites and precision weapons. All this "scope", British science fiction writers, will turn into zilch.
  2. +1
    17 October 2019 10: 49
    They draw plans, insidious ... all the same, this "lion" is badly beaten by a moth! Maybe by the same route, they can ship the mothballs?
    1. +1
      17 October 2019 10: 54
      Quote: rocket757
      Maybe, along the same route, they need to transfer mothballs?

      Are you talking about "Novice"?
      1. +1
        17 October 2019 11: 01
        Quote: vvvjak
        Are you talking about "Novice"?

        That we are encrypted!
        1. +2
          17 October 2019 14: 52
          In Britain, introduced the logistics

          Ready to help. We have vast experience, impeccable reputation and excellent recommendations. wink

          1. +1
            17 October 2019 15: 04
            Quote: lexus
            Ready to help.

            Yes, like everyone, the most greyhounds, "accepted and sent home" in varying degrees of peace!
            They just lost the memory of their ancestors or moldy ... we can recall, not the first time.
            1. +2
              17 October 2019 15: 29
              They just lost the memory of their ancestors or moldy

              They yearned for "parcels" ...

      2. +1
        17 October 2019 15: 00
        Quote: vvvjak
        Are you talking about "Novice"?

        Petrov and Bashirov while on vacation.
  3. +1
    17 October 2019 11: 13
    It is noted that, despite problems with railway logistics, goods will be sent to Estonia by rail.

    The concert begins winked . We take seats and begin to worry about the noble Aglitsky knights hurrying to save the good defenseless Baltic women from the evil Russian bear crying
    1. +2
      17 October 2019 11: 43
      Quote: Terenin
      It is noted that, despite problems with railway logistics, goods will be sent to Estonia by rail.

      The concert begins winked . We take seats and begin to worry about the noble Aglitsky knights hurrying to save the good defenseless Baltic women from the evil Russian bear crying

      I’m interested in another thing, triebalt already like 20 years in Europe, what then garden plants they rut to themselves on the railway. will not change, under the pan-European standard?
      1. -3
        17 October 2019 12: 05
        Difficult and expensive ..
        And you just need to change everything at once !! Because here it will not be possible to "reform" in parts .. then the existing supply will be disrupted ..
        Imagine that we ourselves would decide to change the track width .. First we must break everything old and do it in a new way .. We won’t be able to replace somewhere old worn out with new ones of a different width .. with pieces ..))
        1. 0
          17 October 2019 12: 19
          Quote: Roman070280
          Difficult and expensive ..
          And you just need to change everything at once !! Because here it will not be possible to "reform" in parts .. then the existing supply will be disrupted ..
          Imagine that we ourselves would decide to change the track width .. First we must break everything old and do it in a new way .. We won’t be able to replace somewhere old worn out with new ones of a different width .. with pieces ..))

          And we don't need to change. As it was said, "a hell of a lot longer" laughing
          And the tribalts have a discrepancy, the "occupier" of the Soviet Union built a railway for them, and the "liberators" Europe does not give them money for integration laughing
          1. -1
            17 October 2019 12: 23
            And we don’t need to change

            I gave an example not about Need, but about Impossibility !!
            1. 0
              17 October 2019 12: 27
              Quote: Roman070280
              And we don’t need to change

              I gave an example not about Need, but about Impossibility !!

              So the triebalt is not Russia, they just impossible is possible
      2. 0
        17 October 2019 12: 10
        Expensive too.
        1. 0
          17 October 2019 12: 20
          Quote: ALEXXX1983
          Expensive too.

          It’s not a big deal, but the fact that the main cargo flow from Russia goes, and it’s possible to change these cars really expensively and for a long time hi
      3. 0
        18 October 2019 19: 35
        Amber dig and collect the garden. This is where the abilities end.
  4. +1
    17 October 2019 11: 15
    The train will proceed through the Channel Tunnel, then through France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Poland. After that, the trains will have to change the wheelset
    By the end of the exercise (kidding)? The shaved people would have sat on their islands and quietly drank five o'clock without puzzling how and at what cost to transfer their equipment to the Baltic states. But the corporate sense of "solidarity" is making a fuss.
    1. 0
      17 October 2019 11: 52
      When the Britons "on the spot" get acquainted with the conditions for using this technique "in the vastness" of Estonia, they will only then understand WHAT stupidity they have blundered! laughing
    2. 0
      18 October 2019 19: 32
      What is the "sense of solidarity"? The usual "yes sir!"
  5. +1
    17 October 2019 11: 27
    Where to get money for this "epic" transfer has long been suggested by the Swedes - to declare about a Russian submarine in the fountain of Tallinn and money for its search will immediately be found.
  6. +1
    17 October 2019 11: 36
    Estonia is turning into a training ground, and Britain is busy supplying targets for exercises.
  7. +1
    17 October 2019 11: 37
    And missiles in response to British ports will fly along a shorter trajectory? Tanks, you know, they are going to throw, scum!
    1. 0
      17 October 2019 11: 53
      But the tanks and in the swamps burn well ...
  8. +4
    17 October 2019 11: 47
    Robert Campbell:

    It seems to me that the term Rapid ("fast" - approx. VO) is hardly suitable for such exercises ...

    By Estonian standards, this is Rapid.
  9. 0
    17 October 2019 11: 55
    The British military department reported on the logistics of the transfer of forces and assets for future maneuvers into the territory of the Baltic. The British military will be deployed at the Estonian military base of Tapa.

    They strive closer to St. Petersburg and Moscow, though for another dozen, a hundred kilometers, the territory of Lithuania and Latvia did not suit. Apparently they want to annoy Russia more. Crazy. "Finish the game" someday and your island will drown. fool angry
  10. 0
    17 October 2019 11: 56
    In response, we also need to conduct exercises with the Tu-95 under the name "Desert Island" - let them howl.
  11. +1
    17 October 2019 11: 56
    I don’t know what the NATO thinks about, but the Baltic gasket shoots through
    1. 0
      18 October 2019 19: 28
      She not only shoots, but also passes through a maximum of a couple of days.
  12. +1
    17 October 2019 12: 20
    eh .. a rusty mine would have surfaced in the Baltics on time .. You look and blazed Europe .. Is it interesting under the Law of the Sea that transporting military equipment from one country to another falls under the concept of a trophy?
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    -5
    17 October 2019 14: 04
    It will be an “epic” operation.

    Impossible to disagree laughing
  14. 0
    17 October 2019 18: 51
    From Tapa to Ivagorod - 100 km. Peter is 220 km away.
    They bring them there and leave them on a hike.
  15. 0
    18 October 2019 19: 26
    To transfer to the vassal the contents of the royal army - an old British tradition