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Wow, I had no idea. This reminds me a bit of some of the American Revolution's more guerrilla tactics- shooting the enemy's generals directly, hiding behind mo
by HeWhoLurksLate 7y ago
Wow, I had no idea.
This reminds me a bit of some of the American Revolution's more guerrilla tactics- shooting the enemy's generals directly, hiding behind more-or-less impenetrable trees, and the like.
It's unfortunate that now we're on the receiving end of these attacks- home soil advantage is huge- but it feels like there are better ways of dealing with IED's than what we're curgently doing.
That was a really interesting read.
- dinkudunk 7y agoAre you sure it's unfortunate? Seems like you had it coming.
- orthoxerox 7y ago> but it feels like there are better ways of dealing with IED's than what we're curgently doing. Filtration camps?
- vageli 7y ago> > but it feels like there are better ways of dealing with IED's than what we're curgently doing. > Filtration camps? Reading briefly about the filtration camps, I couldn't find anything IED related. Could you elaborate?
- orthoxerox 7y agoI was talking about dealing with insurgency in general, to prevent insurgents from laying IEDs.