1 posted on
08/21/2002 10:33:49 AM PDT by
mhking
To: mhking
Fuchs APC.
Interesting article.
2 posted on
08/21/2002 10:56:42 AM PDT by
AdA$tra
To: mhking
I'm reminded of Hitler's statement about the Soviet Union, "The whole structure is rotten, you only need to give it a good kick and it will collapse". Obviously Hitler was wrong, but in this case it sounds pretty much right.
3 posted on
08/21/2002 11:48:46 AM PDT by
Hugin
To: mhking
How many of troops in the region are actually combat troops?
5 posted on
08/21/2002 12:09:08 PM PDT by
Junior
To: mhking
Is there any confirmation from other sources that there are American combat forces in Iraq? I would expect that there's CIA there, and maybe a few Special Forces, but Army Engineers building landing strips? Who else claims this?
6 posted on
08/21/2002 12:09:19 PM PDT by
RonF
To: mhking
As more of a case is made for this invasion I hope the admistration keeps up with the number of opponants who seem to be on the TV and other media daily.I thought some of Secretary Rumsfeld's anaolgies were right on the mark. They might even try the quote on Rush Limbaughs web sight about the poisoning of the dog.To think of that video, not as the poisoning of an animal.But to think of it as a human being a member of your family.Because they were testing it to find out how well it kills people!
To: mhking
Excellent article. I'm thinking this might have a serious impact on Saddam's life insurance rates, eh?
To: mhking
Yay team! I can't wait to hear what my Lt. has to say this weekend :)
To: mhking
Decision Time: The Iraq question.
Posted by ScreamingFist to aristeides
On News/Activism Aug 14 2:47 PM #19 of 23
Exactly
I figure itll work something like this.
The Turks are going to contain and hold Northern Iraq, also known as Kurdistan, against any tanks or infantry saddam can dig up and throw to the North. Theyll be supported by the Turkish air force as well as the USAF out of Incirlik AB in southern Turkiya. U.S. Special Forces and Army Mountain troops, supported by the Turks, push to the limit of the Northern No-Fly zone and secure it. This allows the Turks to control Northern Iraq, which will be their buffer zone after the regime change.
At the same time US troops, who just happen to be conveniently located in Jordan as we speak, will move to the Jordanian border to secure and defend, as well as give forward operating locations.
Mean while, the massive Marine invasion, supported by the USAF out of Qatar, hits Iraq from the Persian Gulf, secures Kuwait then moves all the way to the Southern No-Fly zone. Iraq now has No-Fly/No-Enter zones that effectively cut the country into three pieces.
The equipping and training of the Iraqi resistance begins, while saddam whines and cries from Baghdad. Anytime he moves something, the USAF destroys it. Its just a matter of time at this point.
And I think well see it BEFORE October. Only those that never attended jump training in Fort Benning Georgia in the summer would think that its too hot to fight in summer. And for this type of fighting, outside the cities, a huge amount of smart weapons wont be necessary, plain ole dumb bombs work just fine in the desert, so all this we gotta restock the arsenal is just another smoke screen. The democrats wont get their October surprise (itll come before then) and they wont win any seats in the house or senate either, since everyones eyes will be riveted to the happenings in Iraq.
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18 posted on
08/21/2002 2:57:50 PM PDT by
DBtoo
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