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Originally Posted by Packard fan
Iran-Iraq War | Encyclopedia Britannica
In the mid-1980s the military stalemate continued, but in August 1988 Iran’s deteriorating economy and recent Iraqi gains on the battlefield compelled Iran to accept a United Nations-mediated cease-fire that it had previously resisted.
Going by that link; Iran did NOT "win". Neither did Iraq.
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Are you saying Iran's objective in the conflict was to be over-run by Iraq?
That's extraordinary.
By your standard, Germany didn't lose WW II.
I rely on unclassified after action reports, classified and declassified documents and personal knowledge, not the US State Department version.
That's right...the State Department fantasies often conflict with DOD realities.
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Originally Posted by Pruzhany
Why are spinning your wheels trying to explain that a fighter jet does not have the same flight distance as a airliner.
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No, you still don't even understand the difference between Range and Combat Radius.
The maximum combat radius of an F-16 is ~760 nautical miles.
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Originally Posted by Dumbdowndemocrats
You nay sayers kill me the Israelis have pulled off some of the most spectacular successful rescue & attack missions in history...Entebbe,the Iraqi nuclear reactor.
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And who helped the Israelis with Entebbe?
Kenya and Britain.
Without intelligence data from Kenya, Israel could never have pulled it off, not to mention the flight originated from Kenya as part of the cover.
Britain was also instrumental in providing intelligence to Israel as well as persuading Kenya to participate.
The US provided intelligence data on the French-built Iraqi reactor complex, plus tactical intelligence regarding Iraq's radars.
The Israelis got into Iraq undetected, because the US gave them a flight path.
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Originally Posted by Nemesisxx
I never said anything about planes.
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That's because you don't know anything.
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Originally Posted by Nemesisxx
You are quite ignorant and just the same old tired liberal talking point. Why would I need to watch Limbaugh and Hannity? I have spent 10+ years in the Middle East and lived in Israel for 3+ years. I was also part of the war games that the US has done with Israel over the years. I have just recently gotten out of the military. So it is you that don't have a tenth of any knowledge of the subject. Stick to your liberal corner pretending you know so much
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Originally Posted by Mircea
If you have an initial force, call it F(0), then rF(0) are operationally ready, true or false?
Well.....we're waiting.....
Show us how experienced you are planning combat air operations.
Waiting....
Mircea
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Originally Posted by Mircea
So, hero, are you going to answer or not?
We're still waiting....
Mircea
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Originally Posted by Nemesisxx
I never saw the question in the first place and I am not going to answer your off topic question on this thread when this thread is about If Israel will bomb Iran nuclear facilities. If you really want to know my knowledge then PM me
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Off topic question?
Did you suffer a stroke moving the goal posts?
PM you for what?
It's calculus, not a classified secret formula.
Obviously you didn't know we use calculus to plan combat operations, combat support operations, combat air operations and logistical operations, including air logistics.
Your knowledge ain't all that.
Israel requires a minimum of 78 strike aircraft to have any possible chance of any hope for success.
I'll define success as delaying by at least 6 months the non-existent Iranian nuclear weapons program.
Israel will lose 22 to 26 aircraft by attrition due to mechanical failure, ground fire, or SAMs and AAMs.
Who's going to screen Iranian patrol craft searching for downed Israeli pilots in the Persian Gulf/Arabian Sea?
Who's going to provide Search & Rescue for Israel?
Beuller?....Beuller?.....Anyone?....
Mircea