Well you might have fun with that but remember that crimes and internationally recognized crimes are two different facts.
Let’s wait and see.
In all honesty, is there another solution? If Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Egypt have taught us anything, it’s that overthrowing a dictator in the Middle East only leads to something worse. Right now, all trying to overthrow Assad has achieved for the EU is wave after wave of migrants. With the exception of Turkey, democracy just doesn’t work in the Middle East. The differences are such that the minority following a vote will never cede without a fight and the majority will often catalyse this response by imposing unfair conditions on the minority. Hence why secular dictatorships are the only stable solution for most nations there.
OMG…
Let’s hope that your typing has outpaced your thinking. Any admins? We are debating here around aviation and geo politics not someone’s neo-anthropological point of view.
On the geo political theme, Assad must go. He is a murderer and this has been notified by the UN on a legal basis (vote). There is no way that a concert of nations will fight to re-instate him. Even Russia.
Then, that administrative framework of the Syrian state stay in a remodeled territory that take into account the civil war motives, that is part of negotiations.
And I didn’t change the results of my analysis overnight if you wonder. Nor IMOHO did the major players here.
Failed?
Has IS kept expending since the coalition took over air-Op over local forces? No.
It’s not because nobody want to get its feet muddied (again) that this is a sign of failure. For the “West”, there are no interests putting boots on the ground without a political solution.
The failure lies here so far: local actors clinching to an inherited old policy.
12 A-10s from USAF ‘Flying Tigers’ arrive in Estonia
Twelve A-10s from the 74th Fighter Squadron at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, arrived Monday at Amari Air Base as part of an ongoing series of theater security packages rotating through Europe.
Over the next six months, the squadron will conduct training and participate in several military exercises with NATO allies and European partners
Source:
airforcetimes.com

That’s a big one…
To increase thrust, you might want to decrease drag.
The F16 and the 22 are not meant to excel in the same playground. They are optimized and 20 years of aero and R&D in propulsion separate them.
I won’t be surprised if the PakFa for example dwarfs the Su27 at that range of altitude.
Thx for this informative post btw.
If that is so, I am pretty much sry for the misunderstanding.
I have come around an US algebra book lately and the Theo of Thales refers to the opposite angles and not the formula we commonly associate his name with in Fr.
Let’s put the blame on C. Colomb!
you forgot to mention the one criteria that matter: cost per target, F-16 does it cheaper.
Still, on a long range strike mission, F-4 may well come on top.
UAV will trump all of em by a large margin tho
Dying en masse in a multi-million $ plane is not quite cost effective IMOHO
You might exhibit some kind of teacher’s syndrome but that doesn’t work on me.. Let me sum this whole argument up:
1. A video with four Su-24Ms and Il-78 over Homs gets posted by TR1 [response #80]
2. You imply that the video is not from Syria, but from some military parade, bcs the birds are allegedly too low [response #86]
3. My reply is that the vid looks legit [response #88]
4. Your reply is that the tree top at the end of the vid proves your point [response #89]
5. A questions comes what exactly is wrong with the tree top and how does that prove that the vid is not from Syria [response #91]
6. Instead of replying to this simple question you start some smarta$$ lectures which no one cares about [response #92]
7. My repeated question [response #93]
8. More smarta$$ lectures from you [response #94]
9. My repeated question [response #105]
10. Even more smarta$$ lectures from you, not explaining your point, at all… [response #129]
11. The satellite pic proves that there are, indeed, Su-24s in Syria and that the vid was most likely legit [response #163]
12. My repeated question [response #165]
13. Your grasping at straws [responses #182 and #194]You have not been patient enough.. it was me who was patient, in the first place.. you still haven’t explained your claim from the response #86, were proven wrong in the meantime but instead of admiting that you continue to play a smarta$$.. you can do that with your kids, I don’t mind, but it’s adults you’re dealing with on this forum.. so act like one..
You could have spare yourself and all of us a lot of time by opening the image in a image editor and counting the respective pixels of the leaf (choose the one you like) and the span of one of the fencer. Then by applying the formula and making some simple hypothesis you would have get the distance (invariant relatively to the magnification).
I am not going to do that for you. I have neither the time or the willingness to put down that on a paper , scan and edit it when a little bit of effort would have gotten yourself there faster.
Now we gonna end that conversation for the sake of all. I like you as a poster, you are feeding the forum with plenty of interesting info but sometime you are really hard to get with. Forget me and let’s move on. Thanks in advance.
What do you expect? It’s a sensitive weapon system, not a German car built to hack its way through a smog test.
Source: Egypt buys 50 Russian Alligator helicopters, deck-based version may be supplied
I fail to see a planed strategy in it. So they will buy the Alligator (finally a well chosen name for the theater) and then, not one but two Mistrals with nothing else that those aircraft to operate from.. No SAR, no replenishing helo, no maritime or air surveillance vectors, nothing?
I fear the worst. So far there is no planed cohesion, no such budget, no experience of operating such complex system. Do they even have the smaller landing craft etc ?
It looks very much like a pavillon of complaisance and another dark episode in the Mistral saga.
Simple “sorry, I was wrong” would do..
Address your complaints to your Math teacher. I have been patient enough.Probably even more than I might have with the kids when it was my time to nail the formula on a blackboard.
Errare humanum est and bladibladabla
It would be more logical to say that with the constant stream of BS flowing, some got pi**ed of and are willing to level the balance.
Controlling that it goes out in an orderly fashion is more a professional attitude than anything else .
You might need some rest MSphere to see the evil here.
Korea’s Fighter Jet Program Hits Turbulence As Washington Rejects Transfer of Core F-35 Technologies
So let’s have an eye on the details as stated by the news reported:
– the rfp mentioned the issue and stated that transfer of tech for those could not be guaranteed
– with that mentioned, LM won the competition
So what’s the object of such title or is this the new editorial line of def-aero.com?
So, once again, what was this stunt all about?
Being stubborn doesn’t give you any relief my dear MSphere.
Let’s move on, will you?