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[Jeff Head]

Four ship in action ! 4 F-35B
16 pics here !

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This is how a US President uses his forces to show strength to a potential adversary.

These 14 aircraft flew over the coast there near North Korea.

The F-35s and B-2s are US strong air power, accompanied by F-15s from SKOR and F-2s from the Japanese, they represent air power that the North Koreans would not be able to defense against in the air...and with the stealth aircraft there in any numbers, they would do SEAD duties until there were no more ground defenses to take on the air power there.

The N Koreans know this and hopefully it will help persuade them to stop menacing their neighbors.

The true solution will be for China to pull the N Koreans back from this madness of shooting ballistic missiles over the top of their neighbors nations.

Anyhow, here' show they looked:

 

[Jeff Head]

...and more:

 

[Jura The idiot]

this is simply amazing view:

A B-2 Stealth Bomber, made by Northrop Grumman, lands at Palmdale in California in 2014. Photograph: Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images

 

[Jura The idiot]

The aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan and its accompany strike group return to Japan from a patrol in November 2016.

now noticed this cool pic inside a pretty tough article I decided not to post

 

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The U.S. Army Old Guard honors the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with a wreath laying ceremony during National Wreaths Across America Day at Arlington National Cemetery, Va., Dec. 16, 2017. National Wreaths Across America Day is an annual event coordinated by the non profit organization Wreaths Across America where more than 50 thousand volunteers placed remembrance wreaths on over 240 thousand tombstones. (DoD photo by Walter Reeves)

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CAMP STANLEY, Republic of Korea – Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division prepare to breach the entrance to a subterranean tunnel to search for enemy combatants during Warrior Strike IX on December 15, 2017. Warrior Strike IX is a regularly scheduled combined training exercise between the U.S. Army and the Republic of Korea Army. Warrior Strike IX is a 4-day training event taking place at multiple locations throughout South Korea....

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RODRIGUEZ LIVE FIRE COMPLEX, Republic of Korea – Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division tactically move around a building before clearing it of any hostile forces during Warrior Strike IX on December 13, 2017.

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Sgt. Donavon Vaughn, an MNBG-East Liaison Monitoring Team Soldier of the 82nd Airborne Division, holds an M240B machine gun from the standing unsupported position during an M240B machine gun familiarization training event at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo, Dec. 7, 2017.
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RODRIGUEZ LIVE FIRE COMPLEX, Republic of Korea – A M3A2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle (BFV) from 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division provides cover as it enters the urban training area during Warrior Strike IX on December 13, 2017.

 

[Equation]

This is how a US President uses his forces to show strength to a potential adversary.

These 14 aircraft flew over the coast there near North Korea.

The F-35s and B-2s are US strong air power, accompanied by F-15s from SKOR and F-2s from the Japanese, they represent air power that the North Koreans would not be able to defense against in the air...and with the stealth aircraft there in any numbers, they would do SEAD duties until there were no more ground defenses to take on the air power there.

The N Koreans know this and hopefully it will help persuade them to stop menacing their neighbors.

The true solution will be for China to pull the N Koreans back from this madness of shooting ballistic missiles over the top of their neighbors nations.

Sorry but I disagreed. Since when does shooting missiles for testing kills more lives and causes more chaos than regime changing? The real true solution is for the US, South Korea, and Japan to get back to the 6 nations table talk without any pre condition demand in order to negotiated and work on a real peace deal resolution.

 

[Jeff Head]

Sorry but I disagreed. Since when does shooting missiles for testing kills more lives and causes more chaos than regime changing? The real true solution is for the US, South Korea, and Japan to get back to the 6 nations table talk without any pre condition demand in order to negotiated and work on a real peace deal resolution.

I will not debate politics...I will say this. there are some people, and some leaders of nations that you cannot "negotiate" with. Ask Chamberlain how that turned out when he went all in to negotiating with a tyrant.

If you want to talk about tens, and tens, and tens of millions killed when you do that with the wrong person...there's your example.

Anyhow, as I said, my own feeling is that the best solution would be for the regional power there who has some influence (China), to work with the North Koreans to make a difference.

Best to let that train of discussion and debate just go...it will turn bad and convince no one on either side who isn't already convinced.

 

[Equation]

I will not debate politics...I will say this. there are some people, and some leaders of nations that you cannot "negotiate" with. Ask Chamberlain how that turned out when he went all in to negotiating with a tyrant.

If you want to talk about tens, and tens, and tens of millions killed when you do that with the wrong person...there's your example.

Anyhow, as I said, my own feeling is that the best solution would be for the regional power there who has some influence (China), to work with the North Koreans to make a difference.

Best to let that train of discussion and debate just go...it will turn bad and convince no one on either side who isn't already convinced.

I disagreed, this is NOT a political debate at all but rather of a different view point in historical truth. The saying that there are some leaders and nations that cannot be "negotiated" are all based on hubris by certain groups of people who has a vested interest in keeping certain tensions on going. An example will be Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and etc. are prime display of a failed regime changing and foreign interventions that causes the deaths of tens of thousands. ALL due to the belief that a "mad man like Hitler" must be stopped or else peace will not happen. That is just my opinion and I respected yours, so we shouldn't be afraid to go deeper into this discussion.

 

[Jeff Head]

I disagreed, this is NOT a political debate at all but rather of a different view point in historical truth. The saying that there are some leaders and nations that cannot be "negotiated" are all based on hubris by certain groups of people who has a vested interest in keeping certain tensions on going. An example will be Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and etc. are prime display of a failed regime changing and foreign interventions that causes the deaths of tens of thousands. ALL due to the belief that a "mad man like Hitler" must be stopped or else peace will not happen. That is just my opinion and I respected yours, so we shouldn't be afraid to go deeper into this discussion.

To the contrary, it is a political discussion...when you talk about people with hubris and a vested interest in maintaining things ypu are making a political judgement and it is pretty clear for the most part who you are talking about.

Chamberlain was not full of hubris..he was just terribly mistaken and it led to war the killed order of magnitude more than anything you are talking about...and i have met plenty of people from Iraq and Afghanistan who welcome the interventions that have occurred there and given them a chance to have some degree of freedom. They realize it is now up to them to maintain it...and sadly they are not sure they will be able to. But they are at least grateful for the chance that they never would have had under Hussein or the Taliban.

Anyhow...D if not about these issues. I will not respond to more such posts, and any more on this subject after this one I will delete. We have each responded to each other twice and it is pretty clear where we stand. Let's let that be enough.

 

[MUC_Spotter]

Lockheed U-2 USAF departure at RAF Fairford