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  @Internut19853 күн бұрын

  If you are an American please read the details of how this came about and you will see it wasn’t the fault of Somalis nor the us soldiers but 100% on us/UN politicians. The same lady that was assigned to Iraq during the Iran-Iraq war was also assigned here. They absolutely did not want peace in Somalia. Aided even invited us reps to for peace talks but they were insistent on shutting down radio Mogadishu and were aggressive throughout the whole time only after aideed defended himself did they come to their senses. All this could have been avoided

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  @piano40s3 күн бұрын

  Back in the 1950s the UK was years ahead of anyone else in Aircraft design, but now we have to buy them from others.

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  @dkoz83212 күн бұрын

  No not really. BAE was instrumental in development and is critical to construction and assembly of F-35 family, all variants, especcially B. RNFAA and RAF F-35B is not identical to USMC F-35B. Avionics, communications, weapons, differ on UK variant of F-35B. American variants use British components. Its too complex and expensive to develop aircraft for 21'st Century. UK cannot go it alone. Even back in 1970's UK cooperated with French on SEPECAT Jaguar, and with Germans and Italians on Tornado. F-4K, the RNFAA variant of F-4, had British RR Spey motors instead of American engines. Today if UK would properly fund Royal Navy and RNFAA, the two UK carriers would be CATOBAR operating mix of F-35C and F-35B. But that is not to be. Blame the successive Torey and Labour administrations for criminally underfunding UK MOD, and leaving EU. But that is who British people elect.

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  @michado753 күн бұрын

  Born in 1975, i grew up with this airplane at Naval Air Base Jagel, the Marinefliegeschwader 1, Flying in simulator training in 1993! Not for military service, but for a box of beer!-)) Tornado is still a very efficient airplane, that is obedient to its rules in air warfare! If your plan is right, the mission will be flown and executed by Tornado IDS Mk 1 or Mk 4, ECR, Asstra and so on...."The Platform is very stabil" (Nils Meister)

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  @ahmadyusuf33604 күн бұрын

  I am somali and I watched wen I was child this story and I am very happy we are animals 😂😂😂

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  @BigOppenheimer4 күн бұрын

  It’s an absolutely beautiful jet

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  @jadedone69004 күн бұрын

  Soldiers have been and will always be pawns.

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  @StephenLuke5 күн бұрын

  RIP To the 19 US forces, one Malaysian force, one Pakistani force, and 312 Somali troops, militiamen, and civilians who were killed in the Battle of Mogadishu

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  @WQuantrill5 күн бұрын

  The father talking about his son at the end would be tear jerking if it were an actor in a movie, the fact that it was a real guy who really lost his son is such a gut punch…

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  @harrisonclifford66478 күн бұрын

  So basically once again the media has spun the history to deny Americans a more objective view of the historical events and their contexts. The report completely neglected the various attacks on Somalis made by American and UN contingents in June and July of 1993, in particular the "Bloody Monday" Raid on July 12, 1993. The US DoD officially reported using attack helicopters to kill 20 or fewer armed males attending a meeting in a building when many more Somalis from many factions reported that clan leaders, sheiks, intellectuals, poets, and many more luminaries of Somalia had met in that building to discuss peace terms and anywhere from 80 to 200 were slaughtered by the helicopter gunfire, including women and children. The attack caused so much outrage that four western journalists immediately reporting at the site of the attack were brutally murdered by Somalis in retribution. Authors and journalists called the "Bloody Monday" Raid the true turning point for many Somalis in their view of the American presence.

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  @dnpydb-liee9 күн бұрын

  Habar gidir power

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  @colinstevens68379 күн бұрын

  the aircraft that should have been. we are going to find the same with the typhoon and f35. the f35 is going to become a burden with unreliability and low payload for little gain compared to the typhoon leaving us dependent on the americans

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  @joeferraro549510 күн бұрын

  The thing that is most unbelievable we treated the German prisoners better then our own black soldiers, disgusting! They were given seats on the train over our own

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  @Dunbar074013 күн бұрын

  Had the TSR ever made it to production it would, no doubt, have been a national scandal. A vastly expensive piece of kit with a limited role.

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  @timwingham895213 күн бұрын

  Over budget it may have been - but I can't help but think (beyond the politics of Jenkins, Mountbatten and many others) that the budget argument was so short sighted. As Beamont said, the aircraft had the potential to be continuously updated, particularly as technology ensured equipment became smaller. Thus the government would have got incredible value for money from a multi role aircraft that would have been in service for a very long time. The F111 scenario is also extraordinary - government climbing into bed with another high tech (and this time swing wing!) aircraft still being developed, with spiraling costs that resulted in cancellation appears to be a good example of TSR2 events repeating themselves. Farcical.

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  @michaeledwards22515 күн бұрын

  The main value of the TSR2 would have been as a testbed for prolonged Mach 2 flight. The Concorde suffered from the lack of a prior testbed (a) Concorde was forced to use high take off and landing speeds due to the lack of compressor air blown wings, allowing high angles of attack, with much lower take off and landing speeds. (b) Supersonic boom neutralization : TSR2 would have been a suitably sized testbed. (c) Once Mach 2 flight was developed, Mach 4 would be the next step, allowing Trans Pacific range.

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  @user-lb3hd7ip4o13 күн бұрын

  Funny thing is if their Argentina's Islands how come no Argentina's ever lived There? And America and Europe thought we would not win, but we did. No thankyou to France your missiles sold to Argentina 🤢. My our Boys rest in Peace thankyou 🌹🇬🇧🌹🇬🇧🌹🇬🇧🌹🇬🇧🌹🇬🇧🌹🇬🇧✌

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  @thatwormhole17603 күн бұрын

  France sold missiles to Argentina before the war, once Argentina took the islands, France stopped selling stuff to Argentina, and cut ties with Argentina, know your facts.

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  @pino12ollie14 күн бұрын

  Het doel was de vernietiging van een kogelllager fabriek! De dam werd geraakt, en een maand later draaiden de fabrieken weer

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  @1nicarican11 күн бұрын

  🎉

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  @planoman093514 күн бұрын

  The United States had no national interest in Somalia. Good intentions are not a national interest. What is happening there since 1993? Nation building does not work. And our young people should not be tasked with non national interest military operations.

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  @KevinSmith-up1qo14 күн бұрын

  Harriers British Engineering at its best; still used in the US Navy today….

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  @JimNaylor14 күн бұрын

  RIP Sharkey.

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  @user-mf9rs3qu9g16 күн бұрын

  ❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊

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  @user-fi6gn3kw4i17 күн бұрын

  Grea T ma Chine

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  @farxiyaMmohanz17 күн бұрын

  Somali is not easy 🇸🇴

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  @user-zw2pu3ue6j18 күн бұрын

  So we can put it straight, the United States of America lost to Mohammed in Somalia, 😂they failed to accomplish the mission

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  @bobeskance896523 күн бұрын

  The Tuskegee Airmen project was a political stunt by the liberal Roosevelt Administration. It was very important to them that the program be a success and because of that it was very carefully managed. The last thing that the Administration wanted was to have these political pawns used as war fodder. That's why they operated in the less dangerous Mediterranean area instead of up North where White men were expendable and flying into the teeth of the German's still undepleted defenses.

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  @NastehaBillow26 күн бұрын

  King always is king 🇸🇴👑

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  @twogamer714926 күн бұрын

  The Brit’s in WW2 conducted many such kind of audacious missions. Many of them are later criticized for their true strategic value or return on the investment. It seems Brit’s were marked by this special trait that other countries didn’t usually attempt.

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  @schaeferschaefer262426 күн бұрын

  15:40 I love it!!

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  @schaeferschaefer262426 күн бұрын

  The song selection is Outstanding!!

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  @AntonioPeralesdelHierro27 күн бұрын

  In my eyes the Red Tails served gloriously!

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  @militaryaviationtv27 күн бұрын

  Yes, they certainly did...

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  @509nolimitgang429 күн бұрын

  lol starvings kids yeah ight ya keep they right from them the people cant chose they right leader for they country so what you think gon happended killings and thats what going on in haiti rn and thats why they gets kicked out in niger too yall need to stop open yall mouth in other countries politics thats not what allies is there for

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  @lawrenceabbott5292Ай бұрын

  What about HMS Invincible and the great Sharkey Ward. The man who understood how to use the Blue Fox. He also got Morts to obtain the position of the Argentine carrier. Long live 801 NAS the premier squadron of the Falklands.

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  @militaryaviationtvАй бұрын

  Sadly, there is hardly any footage from Invincible, like this footage. The film crews were all moved to Hermes because HRH Prince Andrew was serving aboard Invincible. Sharkey and 'Morts' are legends. Here is a talk by 'Morts' given at Yeovilton a few years ago; kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4iTyMhxiLGyoqg.html

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  @tigers_of_the_south_PH_24Ай бұрын

  yan ang dapat gawin ng DFA maging istrekto sa manga chinese sa bansang pilipinas para sa security ng bansa nating ..................👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

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  @abdishariff5967Ай бұрын

  Wait why did the Americans invaded the land of Somalia 🇸🇴 at first?

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  @Tydye254Ай бұрын

  Old politicians sent young men to die

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  @colinmorgan4604Ай бұрын

  Well it all looks like fun but that was far from the truth. We were on Beira Patrol, 3 months non stop at sea. It wasn't voluntary they sent the Regulating Staff down the messes and cleared everyone out to get up on the Flightdeck. For many that meant loss of sleep off watch when needed most, we worked 4 hours on watch then 4 hiurs off in the Enginerooms.. I had a broken big toe in a cast and made to wear flip flops and do the PT. Needless and thoughtless.

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  @eugenemukama1794Ай бұрын

  Too much arrogance isn't helpful !!!! Now US Soldiers are reluctant, and even refusing to leave NIGER, a west African country that asked US soldiers to leave and go back to their country !!!!! Why so much arrogance and intimidation ???? If you are not wanted in someone house or country as a visitor or a guest, why don't you leave ?????? Occupiers and invaders, especially former Western coloniser are not needed on our Mother land , AFRICA !!!!!!! USA military should simply leave IRAK, SYRIA, LIBYA and other middle East or African countries who don't want them on their soil !!!!!!!!! If African countries don't have military bases in the USA, FRANCE , etc...why the latter would impose or force their military bases in Africa ???? Neo-colonialism is over, please !!!!!!!!

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  @AntifascitszionАй бұрын

  Malaysia UN save American troops

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  @mookie2637Ай бұрын

  Of coursei it's impossible not to admire Roly Beamont. But some of the received opinion and consensus around the TSR2 goes largely unquestioned and unchallenged. The F111 conspiracy theory is not exactly replete with evidence (although the complete destruction of the airframes and tooling is very odd). And his point about the Falklands seems mildly unhinged.

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  @californiadreamin842310 күн бұрын

  The Australian experience with the F111 wasn’t a raging success. Your “received opinion and consensus “ is what exactly ?

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  @mookie26379 күн бұрын

  @@californiadreamin8423 The received opinion, which seems to be subject to almost no qualification, is that the TSR2 would have been a tremendous success. We don't know that - and it had a lot of systems that were entirely untested (much like the F111). I think that has led to a lot of overclaiming for it.

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  @californiadreamin84239 күн бұрын

  @@mookie2637 I stick with the assessment of Roland Beaumont who previously was the test pilot for the Canberra, and Lightning.

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  @mookie26379 күн бұрын

  @@californiadreamin8423 I know who Roly Beamont was. His long and excellent record does not mean that his assessment should go unquestioned - especially with the benefit of hindsight around the development difficulties of similar aircraft and systems.

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  @californiadreamin84238 күн бұрын

  @@mookie2637 ….whatever.

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  @abdikadirali7599Ай бұрын

  Sorry for the loss of soldiers on both sides, However was experience gained for USA to know things ain't easy in Somalia.

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  @joej28Ай бұрын

  Please take Ilan Omar back!!!

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  @scroggins100Ай бұрын

  Tactical Communications Wing, Mobile Catering Unit, Tactical Supply Wing. Spent 7 years all told of my RAF Career providing Comms for these boys and the Helicopters... From Belize to Norway. Good years. Food (if we had MCSU Support was superb thanks boys) TSW did the fuel and bits. We were very good, even if I do say so myself. Thanks for posting.

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  @militaryaviationtvАй бұрын

  Brilliant! Thank you for taking the time to comment.

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  @nonya8966Ай бұрын

  Politicians getting young American boys slaughtered in a far away land for people that hate us and want us to leave. Nothing has changed.

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  @TheBioniXmanАй бұрын

  I was a JT airframes at Gutersloh from '81 to '84. I used to do these field deployments and was also part of the BDR distaff team for exercise Lionheart. For a 22 year old it was a great life on the Harrier as part of 2 ATAF. We worked very hard but also had a great leisure time with the lovely German people.

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  @militaryaviationtvАй бұрын

  That's brilliant! We'll have to interview you some time... Have you seen this video, filmed in 78 during a dispersed training deployment from Gutersloh? kzread.info/dash/bejne/qmGLubSap7rAfrw.html