you can have the best equipment in the world,
but if your blokes, command +support isnt up to it,
youre not likely to survive.
but if your blokes, command +support isnt up to it,
youre not likely to survive.
According to British Aerospace and the British Advanced Defense Research Agency, tests of the Eurofighter against the Russian Su-30 gave kill ratios of 4.5 to 1. For the Raptor F/A-11, the kill ratio was 10 to 1.Corrupt wrote:
Eurofighter would give the Raptor a run for its money in an air battle.
Challanger tank is prety nice. Might take out an Abrams 1vs1.
Most British kit is fairly high quality actually.
1) Can you name the mission goal?tehmoogles wrote:
America is losing the Iraq War as far as the mission goal is concerned. They also screwed up big time giving Saddam weapons. You're fighting against your own weapons.
Also, you would NOT have won the Revolution without the French.
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What r u talkin bout? do ur reasearch next time b4 u open ur mouthCorrupt wrote:
If we match it its a draw, we better it, or attack its weaknesses. Id put money on the Eurofighter with reasonable confidence of it winning.Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
Right.... The raptor has no one to match itCorrupt wrote:
Eurofighter would give the Raptor a run for its money in an air battle.
You know, there is this wonderful tool called spell check and not using chat speak so "tat i don sound lyk a too yeer old lololz!!111"Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
What r u talkin bout? do ur reasearch next time b4 u open ur mouthCorrupt wrote:
If we match it its a draw, we better it, or attack its weaknesses. Id put money on the Eurofighter with reasonable confidence of it winning.Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
Right.... The raptor has no one to match it
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The Japanese heavily modify/replace every electronic system in their military equipment that is shipped from the US....Duramen1 wrote:
oh and about that japan video i thought we were talking about machines that compaired to the US's everything in that video was from the US (there was one plane a boat and an apc that i didn't recognize)
awax, f-16, f-15, appachies, cobras, those lines of boats, the sub, tommahawks, the hewies its all American
japans defence force uses all american equipment and hell they were originally trained by the US so we wouldn't have to protect them any longer (and yes we had to it was terms of the end of WWII, no army for them but we protect them)
COUGH* BULLSHIT!!!! HAHA!!!! russain tech sucks..... ever hear the russian toaster engineer? they copy theym cant make the own shit worth a fuck... the black eagle? looks CG to me. .... the russians will proly fuck china for whore money and maybe buy one of your fictional tanks.... fuck all the tanks exept the challenger and m1abramsilyandor wrote:
http://www.nemo.nu/ibisportal/5pansar/5 … niritn.jpg
Challanger 2??? LOL...the Black Eagle will eat it for breakfast!
-no matter what us BF2 geeks say, Russian technology is the best...
That is not the current mission goal, however, and I am wondering if our big-mouthed friend has a clue byond what they tell him on Romper Room.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
just going to chime in on this one whittsend, but by mission goal I think he means the seizure of weapons of mass destruction, which was our initial reason to go in. No WMDs found thus far.
Give that man a cigar.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
In terms of your point #2, I dont believe the US sold any armament to the Iraqis
I doubt it's true. We never really trusted Saddam, I can't believe we would have sold chemical weapons to him.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
(although I have heard here and there about transfer of chemical weapons...still unsubstantiated rumors though).
ALL of the weapons the US sold to Iran were sold under the regime of the Shah, which we basically installed via a coup. Upon the Islamic revolution in '79-'80, we ceased selling spare parts....so, although the f-14 is a VERY capable aircraft, it is extremely unlikely that any of Iran's are capable of flight.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
However, the US has sold weapons to Iran (who I dont believe we consider friendly). At least 79 F14 Tomcats (oldies, but still better than some POS MiG-21 "Fishbed") along with small arms.
I don't disagree, but it wasn't ALL France. American forces under Washington had some success keeping the the war going until the French aid finally materialized and sealed the deal.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
As for point #3, I agree with you that it wouldnt have necessarily been a loss, but I do believe that the chance of US success would have been greatly reduced without the assistance of the French.
The mission goal in Vietnam was simply to ensure the survival of the South Vietnamese Republic, and while we were there...mission accomplished. Secondary goals; Under Westmoreland it was body count (which is where we get the phrase "confirmed kill.") Back then the goal was to kill as many of the enemy as possible in an effort to get them to cease their efforts through attrition. This was not a great strategy, but it wasn't as ridiculous as some think. The Vietnamese have admitted that by the time the US withdrew in 1972, the Viet Cong was virtually eliminated as a fighting force, and the NVA had suffered staggering casualties (Vietnamese Deaths are estimated in the range of 600,000 - ten times those of US deaths). Anyway, the philosophy changed under Abrams from attrition to attacking their supply base (i.e. Ho Chi Minh trail and dumps in Cambodia and Laos), which proved immediately successful. Unfortunately, by that time the political winds in the US had assured that our troops would leave, regardless of their successes.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
By the way, DarkObsidian, if our mission goal in Vietnam was losing 58,226 soldiers to NVA and Viet Cong and then pulling out without a decisive victory, than f**king mission accomplished. If you can present credible evidence that contradicts this, I will gladly revise my point...
Of course...because we all know US military strength is entirely based upon our small armssheggalism wrote:
With that weapon any army in the world could match today's US world military domination : the DREAD
Ah, thank you for the clarification.whittsend wrote:
The mission goal in Vietnam was simply to ensure the survival of the South Vietnamese Republic, and while we were there...mission accomplished. Secondary goals; Under Westmoreland it was body count (which is where we get the phrase "confirmed kill.") Back then the goal was to kill as many of the enemy as possible in an effort to get them to cease their efforts through attrition. This was not a great strategy, but it wasn't as ridiculous as some think. The Vietnamese have admitted that by the time the US withdrew in 1972, the Viet Cong was virtually eliminated as a fighting force, and the NVA had suffered staggering casualties (Vietnamese Deaths are estimated in the range of 600,000 - ten times those of US deaths). Anyway, the philosophy changed under Abrams from attrition to attacking their supply base (i.e. Ho Chi Minh trail and dumps in Cambodia and Laos), which proved immediately successful. Unfortunately, by that time the political winds in the US had assured that our troops would leave, regardless of their successes.[MAA]MI2 wrote:
By the way, DarkObsidian, if our mission goal in Vietnam was losing 58,226 soldiers to NVA and Viet Cong and then pulling out without a decisive victory, than f**king mission accomplished. If you can present credible evidence that contradicts this, I will gladly revise my point...
have doneLib-Sl@yer wrote:
What r u talkin bout? do ur reasearch next time b4 u open ur mouthCorrupt wrote:
If we match it its a draw, we better it, or attack its weaknesses. Id put money on the Eurofighter with reasonable confidence of it winning.Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
Right.... The raptor has no one to match it
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