Yeah, when the Cuban Missile Crisis was about the missiles, some people might have misunderstood your comment to mean we still have the missiles there.
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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FWIW-somehow it seems these wind up being accurate predictors of attacks.
And the Russoans havent taken out Ukraine rail yet. Most pepple in Ukraine travel by rail. You didnt know that.
Along with sending a volley back at the source area, hitting any nearby key industrial or military infrastructure.
Don't want your shit blown up by NATO, Vlad? Don't send anything through NATO airspace. Capische?
I do think they should shoot down anything that crosses into NATO airspace. Maybe with the decoys some can deploy it isn't a sure thing but it would be good practice for NATO
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Germany declaring war on the U.S took care of any ambiguity there.
Just another in a long list of stupid Hitler decisions...invading the USSR another big one.
The US warning the Russians and previously the Iranian's of pending terrorist attacks speaks well for our country.
Having said that, I'm pretty confident they wouldn't do the same for us...
"Glory to Ukraine and its soldiers Death to Enemies"
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B-52 | Development, Specifications, & Combat History
Profile of the B-52 heavy bomber, including its specifications and the history of its development and use in combat.
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1948
B-52 | Development, Specifications, & Combat History
Profile of the B-52 heavy bomber, including its specifications and the history of its development and use in combat.
Exactly this
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We were in Tallinn like 8-9 years ago this week at spring break. They light up candles in memory of each of the thousands of Estonians deported by the Soviet Union. It was pretty cool to see.
Joe has a sense of humor!!!Exactly this
Catherine Elizabeth Pierson (born April 27, 1948)[1] is an American singer, lyricist, and founding member of the B-52's.Kate Pierson - Wikipedia
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Anyway, the Russian/Soviet military has always been about mass replication of weapons that are 10% of the cost of US weapons that are simple with less breakdowns and they can have high numbers with higher loss at a lesser cost. When Belenko flew the feared Mig 25 to Japan, the west poked fun at the lack of tech with the aircraft but then looked at the cost and overall effectiveness. To Americans the Soviet military was a bit like Moose and Squirrel. A closer look sees a lot of practicality much like the culture. Current US plans are for B52s to be flying for nearly 100 years. Big heavy bombers are basically worthless unless enemy air defenses are useless.
The Russian bombers with props are basically B29s.
Interesting Read:
www.rt.com
Dmitry Trenin: It’s time for Russia to give the West a nuclear reminder
Washington is waging a proxy war in a bid to inflict a ‘strategic defeat’ on Moscow and a tougher response to this is needed
RT link. Cool. I bet there is some fact-based reporting therein. Personally, I'd rather not infect my computer.Interesting Read:
Dmitry Trenin: It’s time for Russia to give the West a nuclear reminder
Washington is waging a proxy war in a bid to inflict a ‘strategic defeat’ on Moscow and a tougher response to this is needed
