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My sources say that you’re gayIve been reviewing all the open source intel and reaching out to my sources and all signs point to this weekend.
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My sources say that you’re gayIve been reviewing all the open source intel and reaching out to my sources and all signs point to this weekend.
Yeah, if it's really heading to the Eastern Med then it's there to protect Israel. With the exception of Yemen all the airspace around Iran is friendly.I dont think they need the Ford to begin. I think it is there to obfuscate the timeline. Israel will be OK without it for a few days.
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Likewise.Always a pleasure to meet another well informed OSINT expert.
Ohhh ffuuuukkkk were gonna see the Mullahs get Mulched
85 tankers either in CENTCOM already or in Europe (can be quickly moved to CENTCOM). That's enough to run Iran sorties 24/7 from the Lincoln and Ford and the land-based air
A half-dozen E-3s moving from the US to Europe along with more land-based fighter jets. They'll all be in CENTCOM very soon. Another 3 full squadrons of F-16s (48 planes) moved from Europe to CENTCOM. Almost 20 more F-35s. Another dozen F-22s coming
When the Churro Flotillo arrives in 3-4 days there will be something like ~400 land-based and carrier fighter jets (maybe more, maybe closer to 500) + 2 Growler squadrons + 6 E-3s, a U2, and dozens of tankers in theater
You don't bring this many dancers to the floor if someone ain't getting served
They could, but why would you want too? its needlessly complicated when you can just park the Ford south of Iran in the Gulf of Oman and do operations without tankers. Besides, the Tankers will be needed to bring in the real heavy hitters, which are the B-1, B-2, and B-52's.Is Ford heading for the Gulf(Either Oman or Persian)? Couldn't they run operations from the Mediterranean? Especially with all those tankers currently in route?
/that's where you're wrong kiddoI dont think they need the Ford to begin. I think it is there to obfuscate the timeline. Israel will be OK without it for a few days.
The Ford is going to the eastern Med. It would have turned south days ago if it were going around Africa to join up with the Lincoln. Whether a carrier is in the eastern Med or the Arabian Sea/Gulf of Oman, its planes are going to need aerial refueling for the Persian round trip. Maybe a refueling both on the way in and outThey could, but why would you want too? its needlessly complicated when you can just park the Ford south of Iran in the Gulf of Oman and do operations without tankers. Besides, the Tankers will be needed to bring in the real heavy hitters, which are the B-1, B-2, and B-52's.
The Ford Class was specifically designed so it can transit the Suez Canal.The Ford is going to the eastern Med. It would have turned south days ago if it were going around Africa to join up with the Lincoln. Whether a carrier is in the eastern Med or the Arabian Sea/Gulf of Oman, its planes are going to need aerial refueling for the Persian round trip. Maybe a refueling both on the way in and out
I don't think the Ford is going to transit the canal because it would be much more vulnerable to Iranian and Houthi missiles while doing so. No room for maneuver and couldn't go anywhere near top speed eitherThe Ford Class was specifically designed so it can transit the Suez Canal.
Egypt hates it like Muslims hate dogs though because the Ford takes the entire fucking canal over when it transits, but it can do it.
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They arrived early, the remaining two in Jordan on the 13th.two Growler squadrons is way better than one, having three is way better than two.
They absolutely will. If Iran and the Houthis decide to shoot at an American Carrier in the face of this build up, all they will do is give Trump an excuse to outright declare war.I don't think the Ford is going to transit the canal because it would be much more vulnerable to Iranian and Houthi missiles while doing so. No room for maneuver and couldn't go anywhere near top speed either
Aren't there F22s there? I mean those girls haven't seen much action, I'm glad they're getting out before they get retired. It's not a long flight from the Eastern Med to Iran, and in Iraq the tankers just hung out, taking any callers. Plus it adds to Jordan to shoot down anything that is shot at Israel.They could, but why would you want too? its needlessly complicated
Maybe they should ask Josh for tips on maintaining uptime when under sustained attack. He's got plenty of experiencing maintaining uptime despite glow-ops, even ones that are possibly by the glowies themselves (see: Isabella Janke).Of course, just steal the hamster powering Iran's govt servers.
A relative of mine who was in the Navy and did a tour on a minesweeper ship in the Strait of Hormuz said the far bigger threat than mines were the Silkworm batteries all over the coastline. Can't even think about sending in minesweepers until those are taken out, and due to the fact they're so old and crappy the Iranians probably have a few thousand of them all acting as coastal interdiction weapons.In this short of order I wouldn't expect much impact due to Venezuela. Half of the problem with the country was that they were not doing anything with their oil and old American companies equipment was abandoned and not maintained. The oil in the ground in the country is huge, the amount they are equipped to extract at current is not and they can do very little to offset the disruption to global oil supply should Iran decide to start mining the straight (which is less of a question of IF they will and rather a question of WHEN)
China could be more concerned, but they import much of their oil from Saudi. China also knows that in a war over Taiwan, a blockade of China by the USN is inevitable. Russia is very well positioned to be the only petrochemical exporter to China if a war breaks out. That, alongside their food exports, gives the Russians immense weight in negotiations with China.We will get strongly worded statements from China and Russia. China is more concerned on its ability to get oil from the region then the actual regime controlling it and I dont see that being an issue.
I honestly think if the U.S does strikeChina could be more concerned, but they import much of their oil from Saudi. China also knows that in a war over Taiwan, a blockade of China by the USN is inevitable. Russia is very well positioned to be the only petrochemical exporter to China if a war breaks out. That, alongside their food exports, gives the Russians immense weight in negotiations with China.
The only thing China will do will be revving up their bots on reddit to spam about american imperialism.We will get strongly worded statements from China and Russia. China is more concerned on its ability to get oil from the region then the actual regime controlling it and I dont see that being an issue.
Sadly, I'm not sure they need bots for that. A lot of westerners are so brainfucked by commie propaganda that they'll dismiss any pro-American sentiment as rank heresy.The only thing China will do will be revving up their bots on reddit to spam about american imperialism.
I feel like most of the reddit bots are muslims or come from iran. I have zero proof.Sadly, I'm not sure they need bots for that. A lot of westerners are so brainfucked by commie propaganda that they'll dismiss any pro-American sentiment as rank heresy.