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I see weird cope mechanisms from people. Iran and it's proxies lost. The ceasefire is to spare the population for worse things. Gaza is pretty much even more fucked, unless the arabs turn Gaza into a safe zone. But I doubt they'll do that.

Behind those words, are lessons to be aware of. I think it's called Ebb and flood. The logistics is definitely worth worrying about, and some good points about defense in open being easier, but what we want is Russia abandoning SAA and joining FSA. Or that they pull out.

We don't even need any excuse to drop MAM on PKK so loitering them around looking would have spoiled the enemy enough.

For anything sustainable to come out of this there has to be some level of training and education of the militia. Plus planning and keeping an eye open for opportunities. If they want to hold what they've taken they'll need manpower for that, which is only doable by recruiting training soldiers...

Quite a long server issue tbh

Yes, I understand. But I was just thinking of potential uses for them. I'm aware of how bad things could turn out. But just in case we could get second hand F16s.

Unfortunately we're very much at odds with France. I can't recall the last Military purchase from France, could have been some ships back in the 70's or 80's. If possible I would have wanted upgrades enough for a 24 F16. Either to block 70 or V. As I was thinking of possibilities with regard to...

I have to say, too many in there and too much talking, kinda like rabble flocking around... But it's a start. i think they dropped the load prematurely.

Someone is just throwing this out there. My take is that the FPV, Drone tech etc. has been worked and studied quite well by the militia, rebels, SNA, HTS and we're now seeing their study being utilized, and if they've got enough discipline and stop in-fighting, this could be the result of all that.

I honestly thought Aleppo was much further to the south than on that map, damn. No wonder everyone is doing their best to keep terrorist enclaves alive. I mean Assad can't clean it up himself or has manpower to hold it, so that must be why they're using PKK as a buffer/partner. imo that's a bid...

I don't see it that way, but more like diversifying our tanks between manned and unmanned. And I think its important to have both manned and unmanned tanks. If we keep postponing producing something because the next big thing is around the corner, then we're just asking for trouble. I'd say...

Anything wrong with having 4th gen tank even if only 250 of them before creating 5th gen tank thanks to the whole new doct ine of uav, ucav, loitering ammo etc ?

Well, like I said the commercial ship was just an example, perhaps a supply vessel of sorts for military purpose could do just as well.

Killing and destroying is the ultimate way of ensuring dominance, so I don't think it's going to be like you said. Dominion over unpopulated land is still control.

Tbh I just thought about that it might have been a good idea to get some upgrade kits, I am not sure if it comes like a package and we can upgrade the F16 if we want, or does it come in installments so we never get the whole thing without having started an upgrade.. I was thinking (in theory)...

But if we're not talking about moving targets, but stationary or semi-stationary would the solution of using TB3 as a "spotter/targetter" be valid way of utilizing the UCAV ? I was thinking that you could have a huge commercial container ship sail with a lot of loitering ammo/TRG230/trg300 and...

Jerkin us around while Syria is being cooked, is what it is.

We're going to be needing some solid defense for Anadolu, even if we use tb3 for surveillance only for the time being. Until we have gathered enough experience. If tb3 is going to be fitted with a targeting pod to steer missiles towards objective. Would trg230, trg300 that we spoke about in a...

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/iraqs-zap-cleared-of-pkk-terrorists-turkish-defense-chief-says-203004 I call BS on this, it's nearly winter, so we know where they've gone, to the cities and homes to wait until spring/summer. We need to hunt them down in the cities where they're resting...

Sounds like a very bad idea. From what you guys say I can surmise that non of the weaponized factions consider Rohingya as anything remotely citizen of the country. In short Myanmar is devoid of the concept human rights and naturalization concept. Finding flatlands and building a wall and...