Trump says he bombed Iran

[Kwaka]

If all 31 independent branches of the IRGC are operating at full strength...

That's a big IF

Both sides are hurting. As for who comes out first in the war of attrition?

[angelchemuel]

Korea and Vietnam, yeah, and lets not forget the Brits burned the White House that one time. That could happen again too.

It was more than once..... we managed to get our Vulcan bombers past your radar over the WH not once, but twice.
You asked us to test you..... a few years back granted.


Rainbows
Jane

[Oldcarpy2]

It was more than once..... we managed to get our Vulcan bombers past your radar over the WH not once, but twice.
You asked us to test you..... a few years back granted.
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wx6npt421c]
Rainbows
Jane

In 1984 during a NATO exercise an RAF Lightning intercepted a U2 at 66,000 feet.....

[putnam6]

It was more than once..... we managed to get our Vulcan bombers past your radar over the WH not once, but twice.
You asked us to test you..... a few years back granted.
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wx6npt421c]
Rainbows
Jane

Feel like a pizza delivery guy delivering to Jane's Defensive jam session. I just got "Janesplained" and thats how it's done, gentlemen. Literally wham bam thank you, ma'am!

As I was saying Im a little familiar with our checkered past and storied history of the likes of General Custard, Colonel Oliver North, and the many others, but that still doesn't mean the US isn't the best force in the world currently.

But none of that precludes them from losing or sustaining damaging hits, more than aware of Fallujah, Beirut, etc.

I lost classmates in Iraq and Afghanistan, which was about when I became more active on ATS, and read Russ Kick.

[andy06shake]

"The Entire History of Iran in 20 Minutes"

[angelchemuel]

"The Entire History of Iran in 20 Minutes"

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIO1krG2-tE]

I'll watch that once I've finished teaching!
Thank you
Rainbows
Jane

[andy06shake]

[Kurokage]

Korea and Vietnam, yeah, and lets not forget the Brits burned the White House that one time. That could happen again too.

Im not ultrasensitive about the American military's history, you take the good with the bad.

My generation absolutely decimated Grenada, for example. so should I argue the since Grenada is closer to 2026 it's more representative of the the type of results that Vietnam and Korea would give us.

 I picked the battles/opponents that were similar type of battle's faced in a ground war with Iran, size of nation and type of warfare they faced. I could also add Afghanistan which is more recent and again no walked away with their heads held high.

Grenada was a tiny little opponent in comparison to those I've spoken about.

[putnam6]

Medvedev offered his opinion
That's what he said, "This is my opinion"

Trump habitually proclaims statements of facts that many times, turn out to be lies

There's a difference

Im just offering my opinion too, just as it is Dimitri's opinion...

Your opinion of my opinion is that it's a worse opinion than Trump's opinion

[Kurokage]

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Feel like a pizza delivery guy delivering to Jane's Defensive jam session. I just got "Janesplained" and thats how it's done, gentlemen. Literally wham bam thank you, ma'am!

As I was saying Im a little familiar with our checkered past and storied history of the likes of General Custard, Colonel Oliver North, and the many others, but that still doesn't mean the US isn't the best force in the world currently.

But none of that precludes them from losing or sustaining damaging hits, more than aware of Fallujah, Beirut, etc.

I lost classmates in Iraq and Afghanistan, which was about when I became more active on ATS, and read Russ Kick.

You do make a fair point, but the fact that when America is really tested and under strain, it really didn't stand as the out and out winner.

No one can disagree that you have some top notch technology and soldiers, maybe it's those in charge who don't seem to be able to make the right decisions when the U.S. goes it alone?