War

My take on your post 420AD is the "we" would include the US and NATO, but I could be wrong.

you go girl.....nice hit

Welp since the gloves are off, Ukraine went for it, this one in Bransky, yep they got the ammo dump there.....


nice kaboom......

of course after this the usual saber rattling resumes from the supposed redline people......this is from Lavrov and the drunk Medi......

yeah yeah yeah cry to someone else, you are using arms from iran and north korea, you are using iran ballistic missles and Nk balitic missles, currently there is about 10k of NK troops......so suck it up butter cup, keep firing Zelensky....

welp since to gloves are still off......welcome storm shadow......


underground command post....is possibly no more.......if UA can concentrate in these two areas as well as Kursk....they might be able to take them...

no more oil coming out of this place......


Russian economy is also running on fumes as it were......

well seems someone is getting really desperate, ol Pooty and his gang a facist misfits decided to launch an ICBM, possibly medium range at Dnipro (it's got about a million people in it)


these are very expensive to use, while this one isn't nuke tipped, imo it's a sign of desperation on the Russian side....

i'll be keep an eye on this event

and this is where you get busted using one.........


she tried to keep it quiet, but everyone overheard everything via mic

oh BiBi.....looks like the ICC need to talk to you....

BarnBuster said:

The order is given: Bomb Pearl Harbor | November 5, 1941 | HISTORY

On November 5, 1941, the Combined Japanese Fleet receive Top‑Secret Order No. 1: In just over a month’s time, Pearl Harbor is to be bombed, along with Malaya (now known as Malaysia), the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines. Relations between the United States and Japan had been deteriorating...

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“In the first six to twelve months of a war with the United States and Britain, I will run wild and win victory upon victory. But then, if the war continues after that, I have no expectation of success.”
Isoroku Yamamoto
"While the quote is widely attributed to Yamamoto, it is likely a paraphrase that captures his general strategic outlook rather than an exact phrase he used.
Edwin P. Hoyt’s "Yamamoto: The Man Who Planned Pearl Harbor" (1990), mention this statement as a reflection of Yamamoto's known strategic views."

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Yamamoto was very pragmatic and realized what Japan had embarked upon with this " I fear we have awakened a dragon and filled him with a terrible resolve" in response to the crew on his flagship celebrating the sneak attack. The American aircraft carriers,absent from Pearl due to sheer chance while participating in exercises, was responsible for turning the tide at Midway,a mere 6 mos. later. Had they been at Pearl on Dec. 7 the war w/Japan would have gone to 1946 or possibly even 1947.