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]]> http://defensetech.org/2006/08/22/more-lebanon-lessons-learned/#comment-140138 gbruno Fri, 29 Sep 2006 06:22:28 +0000 http://deftech.usmilblog.com/?p=3232#comment-140138 [Active defence - anti-missile missiles, thats a 2nd order of difficulty. I'm guessing that most would miss. And could be swamped by batches of cheap,older ATMs fired before new expensive Kornets In Vietnam the 'tunnels of Cu Chi' were eventually neutralised by saturation bombing from B52s The VC couldnt build deep because they would get buried as the top layers collapsed. In Gulf War I the Iraq troops in shallow desert bunkers were simply buried alive with bulldozers. How HA built survivable bunkers in South Lebanon isnt clear. Reports are they were 40m deep. Perhaps the use of reinforced concrete enusured survivability. Or the extensive artillery bombardment form IDF was not equivalent to B52s? Gas|blast tight doors surely required. The Vietnamese uses water filled sumps (ugh!) The USA is planning nuclear 'bunker busters' but they would emit large plumes of radiation, not desirable 4km from your own border. Its unclear how long the USA would last if they or their proxy used nukes. Venezuela & Iran would close the taps, and USAnians wouldnt be welcome anywhere outside their borders. China & Russia would move to sequester the world's oil. It would be the end oth the USA. Which is not to say the Cheney regime will forbear.] [Active defence — anti-missile missiles, thats a 2nd order of difficulty. I’m guessing that most would miss. And could be swamped by batches of cheap,older ATMs fired before new expensive Kornets
In Vietnam the ‘tunnels of Cu Chi’ were eventually neutralised by saturation bombing from B52s
The VC couldnt build deep because they would get buried as the top layers collapsed. In Gulf War I the Iraq troops in shallow desert bunkers were simply buried alive with bulldozers.
How HA built survivable bunkers in South Lebanon isnt clear. Reports are they were 40m deep. Perhaps the use of reinforced concrete enusured survivability. Or the extensive artillery bombardment form IDF was not equivalent to B52s?
Gas|blast tight doors surely required. The Vietnamese uses water filled sumps (ugh!) The USA is planning nuclear ‘bunker busters’ but they would emit large plumes of radiation, not desirable 4km from your own border.
Its unclear how long the USA would last if they or their proxy used nukes. Venezuela & Iran would close the taps, and USAnians wouldnt be welcome anywhere outside their borders. China & Russia would move to sequester the world’s oil. It would be the end oth the USA. Which is not to say the Cheney regime will forbear.]

]]> http://defensetech.org/2006/08/22/more-lebanon-lessons-learned/#comment-50032 ira Mon, 28 Aug 2006 01:26:02 +0000 http://deftech.usmilblog.com/?p=3232#comment-50032 IDF should study the US marine tactics at Iwo Jima. The use of "heavier than air" gasoline fumes (which settle to the lowest level) destroyed many underground fortifications. IDF should study the US marine tactics at Iwo Jima. The use of “heavier than air” gasoline fumes (which settle to the lowest level) destroyed many underground fortifications.

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