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Originally posted by thejackal
wat!? the us air force is # they cant tell an insurgents camp from a red cross childrens hospital
Originally posted by BillHicksRules
Starwars51,
Sorry to disappoint you but the USAF is not the best trained in the world.
It is not even the best trained in the US. That honour goes to the Marine Corp, closely followed by the USN.
The best trained Air Forice in the world is the RAF by a long shot.
Cheers
BHR
Originally posted by thejackal
wat!? the us air force is # they cant tell an insurgents camp from a red cross childrens hospital
Originally posted by Mr Carburetor
Boy....Id like to see another nation try to do a better job of routing out inurgents. Skippy nailed an excellent point. No one seems to have the understanding that these insurgents are running in and out from behind innocent people. Hidding in schools and hospitals. ...
Carburetor
Originally posted by rapier28
The only thing that i'am willing to concede is that American Pilots have better real-combat experience which is not hard to understand why.
Not nearly as many countries enter into as many wars as the US
Originally posted by rapier28
Originally posted by Mr Carburetor
Boy....Id like to see another nation try to do a better job of routing out inurgents. Skippy nailed an excellent point. No one seems to have the understanding that these insurgents are running in and out from behind innocent people. Hidding in schools and hospitals. ...
Carburetor
The flip side to that is the fact that the US maintains very different rules of engagements to say the British and the Australians. The amount of aborted missions flown by Australians and British during the Iraq war is testament to that.
Some missions where Australian and British pilots were not 100% sure on whether or not civilians might be hurt are aborted and flown by American pilots. The American airforce seems to have a more "lax" approach.
www.casi.org.uk...
Originally posted by Galvatron
That was taken too far. You're taking the points made and exaggerating them beyond reason. It didn't contribute to the discussion.