I think this is the first time I've ever spoken to you? I've just noticed today that you are in threads that dowie is in, attacking him rather than what he says, which I found a bit weird and obsessive *shrug*.Why are you following me around?
I think this is the first time I've ever spoken to you? I've just noticed today that you are in threads that dowie is in, attacking him rather than what he says, which I found a bit weird and obsessive *shrug*.Why are you following me around?
Fair enough; I'm not claiming to be someone who knows anything about these sorts of things.Not sure why IFF is needed,it's a passenger plane that will be sending out the usual signals that commercial aircraft spew out to help navigation through other countries airspace.
If they had the ability to render their electronic devices in the radar, tracking and identification that well from some distance ,well it's pretty much open season and they could just send a b-52 over their airspace unmolested.
Iran screwed up
Fair enough; I'm not claiming to be someone who knows anything about these sorts of things.
Just wondered if it was possible (at all).
I think this is the first time I've ever spoken to you? I've just noticed today that you are in threads that dowie is in, attacking him rather than what he says, which I found a bit weird and obsessive *shrug*.
We should be in them cobra meetings we said it could have been shot down... :/
So I'm guessing Iran decided to stand down after their weak sauce missile strike because they screwed up by shooting down a passenger jet somehow by accident ?
Given where and when it happened statistically it was never going to be anything else
Quite frankly I gave them more credit than being quite that dumb.
Was it dumb though? They basically got a free hit at a passenger jet, Trump doesn't give a ****.
Realistically it might cause issue with more timid countries sending airlines to Tehran though, which in Iran's sanctioned state is perhaps not the best. We'll never really know how the Iranian leadership feels about it though, maybe they've already executed the operators.
Where did this initial 20+ american casualties report come from ? I was watching news coverage from various sources from the second the story broke and not once did i ever see a hint of US casualties, quite the opposite... CNN, Fox etc all made it clear from the beginning that they didn't think there had been any US casualties.
So how do you go from targeting stuff on the ground to accidentally shooting a plane down that's 20000+ feet in the air?
Powerful weapons in the hands of incompetent morons I guess.
So far these Russian anti-air weapons only seem good at shooting down random airliners.
Didn't the US bomb a car near an international airport just a few days prior?
But people with brains wouldn't be aiming anti-air weapons across a commercial airport's air space. Or would have grounded flights until it was over.
But that doesn't happen in the middle east, it's just chaotic.