Also question for Maoist Italy or whoever is playing them They only have light gear right? How are they going to fight? I think they may be like the army of ISIS at its height, sizable quantities of weapons seized from the Insaani security forces. Can't wait to see if my cruise missiles succeeded i...

Also question for Maoist Italy or whoever is playing them

They only have light gear right? How are they going to fight?

Romextly wrote:

Lauzanne wrote:
And you're coming from the South?

More like the center. I'm moving I think like 28 brigades total to the north and only 3 brigades to protect my southern flank

I'll have my guys come from the north, pincer them

Romextly wrote:

Lauzanne wrote:Yo who else is rooting out the Maoists? Need to know for smart purposes to prevent blue-on-blue

I'm moving most of my army in italy to take them down

And you're coming from the South?

Hell yeah Though I will limit myself to militarily relevant targets - radars, SAM and AShM sites, air fields, barracks, troop concentrations, command posts, power plants, substations, bridges, such things. I would like to avoid civilian losses as far as possible and viable (for example, if someone ...

The Selkie wrote:

Lauzanne wrote:Yo who else is rooting out the Maoists? Need to know for smart purposes to prevent blue-on-blue

I am in that business, though I will join that later.

Hell yeah

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Yo who else is rooting out the Maoists? Need to know for smart purposes to prevent blue-on-blue

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time to post, lads.

Insaanistan wrote:

New Antarcticania wrote:It's not elimination


Its surprise democracy

Uhhh... the best way to make Insaanistan a democracy again would be to not invade it, as the reason it is currently a sultanate is it is in crisis.

The crisis there is that it has no democracy.

let's rectify that.

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I leave for like one fucking day and all of this happens, what the hell

Polish Prussian Commonwealth wrote:I'm putting my entry on hold until Selkie's ban expires.

Think I'll join in with the PPC to liberate Italy if it comes to it, too.

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Whoopsie, missed a post. Anyways, yes, that they did, before ultimately settling on having troops just use the new MRAP's (dubious move, given the programmes cost). In any case, the point still stands: the Bradley was not terribly suited to the conflict it really saw its longest combat record in. ....

Given how the Bradley was pasting T-72's and other Soviet export tech (similar to what the WarPac got) up and down Iraq, yeah it would have done well lol tbf I really don't think the invasion of Iraq is a valid model for P2P conflict. although yeah bradley did kick ass during the invasion. Majority...

If you could deliver weapons on that area with complete impunity by flying too high for SHORADS and far enough away that you are not detectable by any radar is that not an advantage? Well I give you a 100 km glide range multi-sensor homing bomb. Damn, I didn't know that existed. Holy crap. I'm star...

Not really. The F-16 is a good multirole that can do bombing, ATGM work, ASF and CAP. Aircraft design has gotten pretty dang good you do make a point Thing is, it's likely that the majority of cost came down to the STOVL variant because that engine is HIDEOUSLY expensive and weird, and vertical tak...

Tut tut, can we really know how the Bradley would have faced against what it was designed for, since the berlin wall unfortunately came down during development? i think we can apply that to 90% of american military equipment at this point. Given how the Bradley was pasting T-72's and other Soviet e...

Thing is, PGM's are becoming king for ground pounding, look at the SDB and JDAM, made so its not throwing more at the ground, it throws things far more accurately. Should they have not gone with three different versions? Probably, but hindsight is 20/20. Chances are most of the cost came from the B...

That turret and TOW missile system sure didn't do badly in the flat deserts east of Kuwait did it? also isn't that funny pentagon wars clip just wrong the bradley was meant from the start as an IFV, was it not? As a response to the BMP-1? Yes, the Pentagon Wars movie and book are pretty bad mis-rep...

Hm, fair point. I do still think the F-35 is trying to accomplish too much at the same time. We should have more dedicated ground pound craft, air superiority craft, and other specialized craft for whatever niche they need it for. exactly! It's tough to fit all those capabilities into one aircraft....