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Wrong sources again.
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Bereta_Eder
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quote: Originally posted by Fez
Yes they did stay there. Man what the **** is wrong with you? |
You went there once, you left after the Marocans refused to leave. Then you asked them to leave for days. You went back after having negotiated a deal.
Can't make it any simpler than that.
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Marocans oviously if judging from your reactions.
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WOW, the spanish airforce doesn't stand a chance against the Greek one BTW. Just a sidenote.
And you have 3 times largeer country and population...
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yes you were nice. You went there once and left after being told so.
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:28
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quote: Originally posted by Fez
Greek Airforce:
Mirage 2000: 49
Mirage F1: 24
F-16s: 125
F-5: 95
F-4: 97
A-7 Corsair: 91
And some others
Turkish Airforce:
F-16s: 200
F-4s: 207
F-5s: 161
And some others
http://www.mylima.com/airforce |
Goddamn you can't trust no one. The fine print on this link shows its from 95. http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/waf/turk/turkaf4.htm
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Tingkai
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:28
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel
quote: And F-5s? Put it this way, the Canadian Armed Forces got rid of their F-5 20 years ago and that means the F-5s are really, really old.
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Alas, platforms are becoming less and less relevant in aerial combat. |
To some degree yes, but we're talking about F-5s so they have to be more than 20 years old given that Northrop started making F-20s in the 80s.
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:28
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quote: Originally posted by Fez
My source is from 1999/2000. It has been updated several times since then. |
I meant the one I cited before, and the one I cited in the post.
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There is a lot more to aerial combat than simply numbers and types of aircraft, including serviceability, how up to date the missiles are and how good the ground control and radar systems are. Neither Greece nor Turkey scores too well on any of these.
Actually it doesn't matter anyway because the Greek forces are not designed to fight. If Greece goes to war with someone the plan is for their secret weapon, codename Pattycakes, to bore the opposition into surrender.
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