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i so much hope to see one of these getting shot down
Well, this is actually USA's fundamental operational problem in this conflict. He seeks a quick, decisive, and televised "shock and awe" victory, for publicity mostly. He is not a military man but may well influence military doctrine to the extent that blunders are made. Iran may even be relying on this outcome.The President is known to allow his enthusiasm to get ahead of him.
no it hasn't, had it made a long term strategic plan it would have found a way to diversify its oil and gas distribution network. As it stands if anything happens to Karg Islands, Iran can only lash out at neighboring countries and Israel for a few days until they run out of missiles and then it's game over. No one with a long term strategic vision will ever prioritize ruinous funding of proxies and missiles over securing their only means of earning cash.Iran definitely has planned for the long game and this is perhaps part of an irregular/unconventional strategy for long term survival against overpowering military superiority.
And lets not overestimate them either.
The one thing Iran will not be short of, is people willing to pick up a gun and go after the MEU..
The US never achieved air superiority over North Vietnam, never decimated decisively North Vietnam air defense, Air Force, manufacturing capability in 10 years of war.War will be over in maximum 10 days.... lessons from Vietnam and Japan don't apply when it comes to Iran ..... Japan was an industrial military power.... Vietnam has the backing of Soviet Union and china and an advantage in terrain.
Med sea? who is trying to close the mediterranean sea?French deployment confirmed - they will position to support in keeping the Med Sea open for trade/shipping. Not participate in any offensive/hostile action.
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I don't disagree. I meant they had a long term military plan, not an economic one.no it hasn't, had it made a long term strategic plan it would have found a way to diversify its oil and gas distribution network. As it stands if anything happens to Karg Islands, Iran can only lash out at neighboring countries and Israel for a few days until they run out of missiles and then it's game over. No one with a long term strategic vision will ever prioritize ruinous funding of proxies and missiles over securing their only means of earning cash.
I would first build underground pipe lines to transport my oil and gas through Pakistan or other neighboring countries securely and then build those missile cities. The only calculus in a US decision to cut off Tehrans only means of exporting its oil is that it makes it impossible for anyone to exploit Iran's oil for a few years including the US. A problem that we already face in Venezuela.