Ma ise kardsin, et mingi päris Micro-UAV tuleb aga Shadow on ikka natukene võimekam riist. Pakistan tellis neid samuti just. Pealegi ei tasu unustada huvitavat projekti, kus tahetakse neile anda ründevõimekust:
"Ei hoiata, ei halasta"wyrd kirjutas:http://www.ohtuleht.ee/index.aspx?id=373593
.April 13, 2010
Improvised Explosive Devices: Bonus Webby Edition
Posted by Steve Coll
We had an event yesterday at New America to launch a research paper by Alec Barker entitled “Improvised Explosive Devices in Southern Afghanistan and Western Pakistan, 2002-2009” (pdf).
http://www.aviationtoday.com/rw/topstor ... 67913.htmlA U.S. Army AH-64 Apache was shot down in the Farah Province of Afghanistan on Sunday. Reports indicate at least 13 American soldiers died following an attack by Taliban militants.
Nii segast uudist polegi ammu lugenud. Kui AH-64 alla laskmise tagajärjel sai surma 13 meest, siis ma ütleksin, et siin on kusagil miski viga. Kui taheti öelda, et kogu rünnaku jooksul killiti 13 meest ja lasti alla AH64, siis miks seda ei öeldud?Gideonic kirjutas:Oh sa vana raisk...
http://www.aviationtoday.com/rw/topstor ... 67913.htmlA U.S. Army AH-64 Apache was shot down in the Farah Province of Afghanistan on Sunday. Reports indicate at least 13 American soldiers died following an attack by Taliban militants.
See ühe brigaadi promo sunnib vägisi paralleele tõmbama The JIEDDO data shows an astounding jump in IED incidents occurred beginning summer 2009 — coinciding with the Marine offensive in the Helmand River Valley — and IED attacks have steadily mounted. There were more than 1,000 IED incidents during March, April and May of this year; nearly half of total incidents involved IEDs detonating. As the JIEDDO brief notes, a “significant number” of IEDs may have been emplaced but were never found or detonated.
http://kitup.military.com/2010/07/seal- ... docex.htmlFrom the account below, we see a harrowing story of a SEAL team in contact for nearly four hours in mid-June 2004 with their spec ops partners from Lithuania. They fought off enemy snipers and insurgents, requesting an emergency resupply of ammo an hout after their first contact. A Special Forces detachment located nearby spooled up with 50 Afghan militia, seven operators and three Marines in a convoy of Hilux trucks and Humvees to help.
With A-10s buzzing overhead, the SEALs and Lithuanian commandos continue for two more hours to chase and engage the bad guys before they give up. Only one enemy KIA is reported.
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