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December 13th, 2015, 10:57 PM
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Re: Suwałki Pass hot spot in case of WWIII
Though I understand why this is posted here and I agree it would make for an interesting series of scenarios, the developer would do well to keep up on current events such as UK for now maintaining an armored presence in Poland for the foreseeable future, the U.S prepositioning armor, artillery and logistics in the Baltic States, Germany and Poland and maintaining at least brigade sized training rotations in those coutries. Germany and France are doing likewise, though to include direct military sales as well. I think there is a general reluctance to allow Russia the opportunity that Germany was given in the mid 1930's when the U.S. was in an isolationist mode, UK wasn't strong enough militarily and France was reluctant to act with the largest army in Europe to stop Nazi Germany in it's earlier aggression's and treaty violations. I do not compare modern Russian with either Nazi Germany or Stalinist Russia, however, the situation is very similar though when you look at Ukraine, over flight territorial incursions and large scale military exercises all along the Russian border with Europe. Right now I'd say we're in a "Cool War" vs. Cold War status. As long as it doesn't turn "hot", it'll be good for the defense industry and our humble game.
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December 14th, 2015, 08:01 PM
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Re: Suwałki Pass hot spot in case of WWIII
The following are articles from this month dealing with the issues I raised in the above post.
Russian Incursions...
http://www.defence24.com/281790,russ...nd-and-georgia
Germany will send more equipment to Lithuania...
http://www.defence24.com/281795,germ...uided-missiles
For a "dead" aircraft it sure is getting around already in Turkey and now Hungry. I believe Congress will make the USAF come up with it's replacement (Have already posted on this.) before it can retire it and, it won't be the F-35A. Reminds me of a line from the Beach Boys song of the same name " I Get Around"...
http://www.defence24.com/280004,a-10...ned-in-hungary
UK flexing it's muscle in Europe...
http://www.defence24.com/276271,brit...without-poland
Regards,
Pat
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