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You're very confused about how these things work. > Seriously, for example if you send a special force group to sabotage a carrier for example, then all you ne
by justin66 5y ago
You're very confused about how these things work.
> Seriously, for example if you send a special force group to sabotage a carrier for example, then all you need to keep the carrier non-funcional is siege it, place boats with anti-air equipment in certain positions and shoot any airplane trying to reach the carrier.
A Navy ship does its important resupply via ship, not via aircraft.
> Land battles against bases seemly can be won by just sieging them
If any of this stuff you are suggesting were feasible, it would mean the US already lost the war.
- lostlogin 5y ago> If any of this stuff you are suggesting were feasible, it would mean the US already lost the war. It didn’t win the one discussed in the article - Afghanistan.
- mcguire 5y agoSpecial case. The US has a lot of experience with counter-insurgencies and screws it up every time.
- webmaven 5y ago> Special case. The US has a lot of experience with counter-insurgencies and screws it up every time. Arguably, in Afghanistan the US came closer than ever before to not screwing it up, despite Afghanistan being a particularly hard nut to crack.