ukrainians are currently being trained on. what do you make of the package that s being sent over, the logistical issues of getting it where it needs to go in the country, and any future opportunity, where can united states best help ukraine in the battlefield? yeah, boris, i think the package actually broke the dam from nato nations. what you re seeing is about five battalion artillery and intelligence gatherers, 200,000 155 rounds. what you re seeing france, netherlands also saying we re going to give artillery too. this fight that we re in today, the one that started recently this so-called phase two is going to begin with massive artillery duel. that is the way russia conducts warfare. they ve been using the artillery
talking with new military aid that would include a lot more heavy weapons. when we get more details on this we ll keep you posted. lt. colonel bob mcginnis, what he makes of that, in particular, colonel, this thing dragging on well into next year, through the end of next year, what do you think of that? neil, last week i had an article on fox news on that very topic. i think that general milley, and boris johnson are correct, that you know, putin s not going to give up or at least give up until he can have some face-saving outcome so it s likely this will continue, and of course, as you indicated before the break, that they are having serious logistics problems. they re having manpower problems. their tanks are being knocked out by our javelins and now that they re in the east in the donbas area where it s mostly flat, it s an artillery duel. what s happened in mariupol is going to continue and they ll
we re now between the two gun lines and there s a right old artillery duel going on between them. the battle on the ground tookjust over a month. short, but victory would be bittersweet for robert lawrence, a young lieutenant in the scots guards who fought in one of the last battles at tumbledown. it became gutter fighting. ammunition, you know, re supplies aren t going to happen in the middle of a battle, so once you re using up your ammunition, you start using whatever you can lay your hands on, including enemy weapons, and your bayonet. towards the end of the battle, robert was shot in the head by a sniper. the bullet had hit me in the back of the head and came out up here, just in my hairline above my right eye, removing a.5 by 3.5 inches of skull and damaging
we re now between the two gun lines and there s a right old artillery duel going on between them. the battle on the ground tookjust over a month. short, but victory would be bittersweet for robert lawrence, a young lieutenant in the scots guards who fought in one of the last battles at tumbledown. it became gutter fighting. ammunition, you know, re supplies aren t going to happen in the middle of a battle, so once you re using up your ammunition, you start using whatever you can lay your hands on, including enemy weapons, and your bayonet. towards the end of the battle, robert was shot in the head by a sniper. the bullet had hit me in the back of the head and came out up here, just in my hairline above my right eye, removing 4.5 by 3.5 inches of skull and damaging the brain quite severely.
so the argentine air force never found us. we knew they were trying to find us, we could hear them zooming around and trying to find us. they might have created a bit of mayhem, had they done so. that was the bit i was really worried about. goose green was the first time british paratroopers came face to face with the enemy. the british lost 18 men. among them, friends of paul bishop, who was just 21. after we took casualties and friends had been killed, you know, my feeling was hate towards them, you know? we. you know, we wanted to take out as many as we could, we wanted to remove them from the islands. later, paul witnessed this, the argentine attacks at bluff cove, where the british lost more than 50 men. whoosh of artillery strikes we are now between the two gunlines and there is a right old artillery duel going on between them. the battle on the ground