Polish Archive Reveals Soviet Attack Plan

NewsMax/Associated Press ^ | Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005

[anymouse]

The Cold War doves in Europe should be required to read this article and then the actual Soviet files in Poland.

[dinok]

Especially those doves living in "Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart and the site of NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium."

I remember those idiots following out military convoys back in the 80's and giving us American soldiers the finger. We protected them, and saved them from the Soviets, but look at the thanks we get.

Its time we gave Europe the finger.

[El Gato]

I'm sure we had plenty of plans to Nuke them too. In fact I know we did, since I helped put together the mission folders for flight crews to use in implementing those plans. Of course those were not in the context of a European War, but rather a Global Thermonuclear War.

BTW, did y'all know there's a city or town in what is now Uzbekistan, but was then part of the Evil Empire/Soviet Union, called "Nukus". I didn't either, until one day in about '84 or '85.....

It provided a good laugh to break up what was otherwise a not very funny task.

[Savage Beast]

"The map foresaw the nuclear annihilation of Poland..."

Why?

[VOA]

bump

[dinok]

The Soviets expected us to nuke their supply lines going through Poland.

[toddlintown]

When I worked the E/W German border back in 1975-78, the old timers who lived on the "good" side of the border loved us...of course they all fought on the Russian front, never fought Americans, blah, blah. But they were truly happy we were there. For the grace of God, they could have been living on the east side of the border.

Go to a big city like Berlin? They hated us, the marxists morons.

[Oztrich Boy]

The Plan also called for use of multiple 50Mt Tsar Bomba, the biggest tactical nuclear weapon ever built

[dinok]

I was in the Cav (Armored Cavalry for you civilians) back in the early 80's. We visited the border near Fulda and I remember the difference between the "border" and "city" Germans. It was night and day.

I never forgot that their fathers and grandfathers had tried to kill my father and family when they occupied Greece and dad fought them in North Africa. I will never trust the Europeans. Most I ever met hate America.

[Savage Beast]

Oh. Thanks.

[operation clinton cleanup]

a city or town in what is now Uzbekistan, but was then part of the Evil Empire/Soviet Union, called "Nukus".

Did their bravado earn them a place on the target list?

[operation clinton cleanup]

That som bitch is tactical??

[JudgemAll]

Why were these still secret in the first place? Didn't Berlin wall fall long ago?...sheesh.

[toddlintown]

"...the border near Fulda.

The infamous Fulda Gap. I knew it well.

[dinok]

I was born in Europe, I have contacts with my Euro-trash relatives and know what I speak off. Most are America hating socialists.

[Oztrich Boy]

Low residual radiation high altitude Air-burst of clear the ground of NATO defences before the Soviet advance - tactical

[Prost1]

I don't think anyone should get carried away with this report. There were many tactical plans that were floated around including some that showed Russia conquering Germany!

So, to have a plan that shows Poland turned into a nuclear waste zone to prevent Nato from engaging Russia should be no surprise.

The only important thing is this: Reagan "Mr. Gorabachev, tear this wall down!". And the wall came tumbling down.

[mbraynard]

I will never trust the Europeans. Most I ever met hate America.

Kinda harsh for an American one generation removed from Europe, isn't it?

[Savage Beast]

Why are they America hating socialists, Din?

[familyop]

I became acquainted with quite a few British Conservatives during the 1990s while doing other political work. Each of them believed most of the well known, anti-American, anti-Israel conspiracy stories and thought the worst of us. They also seemed to have much difficulty believing that we in the USA are not really fond of "empire." Several of them were also David Irving followers. ...same with other Europeans in those discussions (Swedes, Germans, Italians, Spaniards, French,...) Needless to say, I left that narrow interest political advocacy behind.