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Thanks brother, none of these were really questions. They were all statements of fact because some people here cannot think for themselves and i just wanted to give them a nudge in that direction, hence why they were addressed to all the "War College" graduates. Sorry for the sarcasm flying...

Sorry to everybody, the first two posts got messed up and trying to fix in post-edit just made it worse. I am uploading the pictures from Google. Please allow me to do the text again so that you can read it in one go. As always, kindly get the full experience at the sites whose content this is...

Avram Noam Chomsky (/ˈnoʊm ˈtʃɒmski/; born December 7, 1928) is an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, social critic, and political activist. Sometimes described as "the father of modern linguistics", Chomsky is also a major figure in analytic philosophy, and one of...

http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/4381/f-15-strike-eagles-over-saudi-arabia-then-and-now F-15 Strike Eagles Over Saudi Arabia: Then And Now Richard Crandall compares the Strike Eagle he flew 25 years ago in Desert Storm to those screaming over the Kingdom today. By Tyler Rogoway July 12...

Agree entirely. The UAEAF reportedly felt that the F-16 Blk 60's main failing was lack of Black Shaheen (Storm Shadow) type missiles and that is one reason why they have been keeping the M2Ks around until they can get Rafales or something they can freely integrate Storm Shadow type weapons to...

Bismillah ir Rahman ar Raheem Please read all articles (and see more photos and multimedia) on their respective websites and support them: http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/4595/flying-the-iconic-swing-wing-f-111-aardvark-at-the-height-of-the-cold-war EDIT: Please see post #3 below

Bismillah ir Rahman ar Raheem I believe Khafee was referring to the electronics warfare side of things. "The Vietnamese would barely hear it coming as it was pushing the mach and was really low, hence the nickname. That tactic, low and fast, became THE doctrine until the third night of Desert...

reminds me of all the times people have commended Israeli security specially with regards to their airline never being hijacked. if you repress a major part of your populace and implement a police state (a la Nazi Germany, Stalin's Soviet Union, the Big Brother state from George Orwell's...

even those who claimed prophethood and other apostates were given three chances over three days in the Sahaba's time to repent before they were killed. only in Bush's America and our dear Pakistan is even holding a different political viewpoint or questioning the killing of civilians specially...

some of the US flag 'Pakistanis' on this forum reminded me of that program.

Sorry to bother you again. How do I follow somebody but only have their posts show in my news feed, not their thanks and other activity? I know I can run a (manual) script from the search function to implement that but can it be implemented from my news feed settings? Also, I posted some...

thanks, exactly my thoughts on the matter @Khafee better answer to your question than mine from last month I like Imaging Infra-Red (and Home-on-Jam if implementable) for Anti-Shipping use. The target library is important and hard to collate (not as much for the Chinese, Americans, and French...

no thanks, I do not care to the effects of everything from a .22 bullet to the 30,000 lb. GBU-57 to Pakistan's low-yield tactical nukes to the B61-12 to the Tsar Bomba can easily be Googled. thanks for letting me post in your thread. over and out.

thanks for all your posts above

mods are also guilty of going off-topic yet do not remove their own posts. it is ok for some (specially mods, think tank analysts, and senior members) to abuse other people and their religions but not for the person being attacked to reply or defend his own. i am not on gambit's side of the...

Pakistan Navy is justifiably concerned. strikes on Karachi can take out half of Pakistan's strategic and production value. unfortunately, PN aviation has been a step-child of PAF. they always got the derelict aircraft unless Uncle Sam gifted them cool Excess Defense Article [EDA] toys. nice to...

OK, questions to all the War College graduates on this thread: question: what are the airfield runway requirements for the B-52? question: why do PAF F-16s in peacetime use afterburner to take off in 1,000-2,000 feet when they have 8,000 feet runway available? why are motorways and taxiways...

they don't build them like that anymore. usaf seems to shy away from boeing's dependable, sometimes over-engineered aircraft. the reason for the b-52's longevity is the prohibitive expense and low availability rates of ensuing bombers (only 20 B-2's). please read Arthur C Clarke's short story...

Thank you. From my post: "maybe an Su-35 type aircraft would work for the PAF if procured in quantities of 40+" From a previous post: https://defence.pk/threads/pakistan-f-16-discussions-2.15226/page-650#post-8936789 "Tactically, it has been found to be better to send a multi-ship formation...

ok the trolls are here. i am out.