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Tag Archives: weapons
Air Defense Retrospective
In From the Cold wonders why Russian tactical aircraft proved so vulnerable to an air defense system they knew intimately. I’d merely say that low-and-slow Russian tactics are going to get you shot eventually, whatever the SAM is on the … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged air defense, air defense system, attack, Georgia, Igoeti, In From the Cold, Javelin, mechanized, missiles, pilot, relations, Russia, SAM, Tskhinvali, Vyacheslav Markovich, war, weapons
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Iraqi Army Upgrades
Iraq is buying 140 M1A1 Abrams tanks, along with wide range of other conventional hardware, as it prepares to shift its focus from internal security to defending the borders in a very hostile neighborhood. Iran, in case you’re wondering, can … Continue reading
Arms for Georgia
Evidently immune to the historical irony, Israel halted arms shipments to Georgia months ago due to fears of a Russian attack. As an IDF veteran interprets that: “When we found ourselves in a similar situation, we expected the world to … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign affairs, Lee's Page
Tagged armor, arms, arms trade, AT4, attack, C-17, Georgia, georgians, Haaretz, IDF, Interior Ministry, Israel, Javelin, missile, Operation Nickel Back, Russia, Shota Utiashvili. spokesman, South Ossetia, veteran, war, weapons, Yom Kippur War
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