I’d like to see the United States provide Georgia with an effective air defense network that includes THAAD and a nuclear reactor that’s capable of enriching Uranium for nuclear weapons as well. Turnabout is fair play.;)

If the United States did provide Georgia with F-22’s and F-35’s as well as training for their pilots, the russians would be wise to not f0ck with them. The russian air force is just too poorly trained and too inexperienced in modern air to air warfare to take on a modern, well-trained foe. Their pilots rarely fly and aside from some dog fighting in the Korean war and some aerial warfare involving civilian airliners, they really haven’t done much air-to-air work since WWII. That, combined with technologically inferior weaponry would spell disaster for the russian air force.

Hahahahahahahah.

This is classic, I wish I could put it all in a sig.

German military losses: 10 million.

Soviet military losses: 20 million.

USSR wins.

Numbers don’t mean squat by themselves.

The problem with your statement is that its more speculation than fact. While, you can make many claims. The facts are US and/or Western Fighters have a distinct advantage in kills to losses vs there Russian or former Soviet Counter Parts.

With all do respect……..;)

Sure they do, and it means nothing for reasons you clearly (conveniently) ignore.

If you don’t understand – well, you lack intelligence. Your call.

The point isn’t has a Russian Aircraft every shot down a American or for that matter a Western Fighter. But what is the ratio…………..:diablo:

The ratio doesn’t tell the reality you think exists LOL. :rolleyes:

I want the US to give Georgia F-22s and F-35s, and then we’ll have a look at the “ratios” – which would be of lots of destroyed Georgian aircraft and few for the Russians – which really, the Russians would have destroyed probably still on Georgian airfields – which, really, wouldn’t tell us much of anything either, much like your loved ratios.

Is there anything Russian-Indian that you don’t whine about?

When seen as a system , Brahmos being a high supersonic all the way has the best chance to penetrate than any subsonic or partly subsonic system

Errm, no.

The Klub is smaller due to less fuel on board (likely), making it harder to detect, and also flies lower.

If you know where the target is, subsonic initially is completely fine. As long as the missile is supersonic when the detection range approaches.

Agree here completely.

And what if the Russians start lobbing tactical nukes at US Navy groups?