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Friendly Fire...AGAIN


Military | 206340 hits | Jul 20 7:40 am | Posted by: PENATRATOR
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  1. by avatar bootlegga
    Wed Jul 19, 2006 8:05 pm
    Geez, what does it take for the Yanks to learn about this? Is there anyonje they haven't bombed?

  2. by Anonymous
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 4:08 pm
    Geez, what does it take for the Yanks to learn about this? Is there anyonje they haven't bombed?


    Our so called friends (Americans, Israelies) kill more Canadians these days then terrorists ever will.

  3. by avatar -Mario-
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 4:11 pm
    No dead... Probably in Inquiries.

  4. by ridenrain
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 4:39 pm
    Confusing, fluid situation so the chance of a mistake is huge, expecially when air support is used.
    Are we assuming that Canadian FC18's would have not made this mistake?
    The US is always fighting against this problem and they blow their own troops too. This is one of the main driver of the networked battlefield concept.

    That blessing of near instant firepower can be a curse very quickly and mistakes happen.

  5. by avatar -Mario-
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 4:51 pm
    "ridenrain" said
    Confusing, fluid situation so the chance of a mistake is huge, expecially when air support is used.
    Are we assuming that Canadian FC18's would have not made this mistake?
    The US is always fighting against this problem and they blow their own troops too. This is one of the main driver of the networked battlefield concept.

    That blessing of near instant firepower can be a curse very quickly and mistakes happen.


    If the Army and the Airforce would use the Same Data-Link format... it would eleviate a lot of casualties

  6. by avatar bootlegga
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 4:52 pm
    "Mr_Canada" said

    And why the hell did the Canadian military try and bury it?


    Good point! My guess would be it would lead to even more Canadians thinking we should get out of Afghanistan now...not that I do, but public support is quickly eroding in the face of casualties we've sustained in the past six months.

  7. by ridenrain
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 5:03 pm
    Where do we hear that this is some deep secret? I'll admit that this is a morale killer but friendly fire has been around forever. I can imagine Romans bitching about Assyrian bowmen getting too close.

    I was reading about the US operaton Anaconda and they had terrible 3CI problems. Convoys got shelled or straifed and no one could talk to anybody, etc. Frightening when these are some of the best..

  8. by Anonymous
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 5:44 pm



    Americans never return to base with an extra bomb



    I was watching a documentary on Iraq and two American APC's passed each other at night. They unloaded on each other and kept driving. The poor reporter musta shit his flack jacket.

  9. by avatar SireJoe  Gold Member
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 6:23 pm
    To say that this is ok becuase it happens, or has happened before......I cant even comprehend that....why is it ok for friendly bombs to be dropped on our soldiers? There shouldnt ever be any excuses for that. It should NEVER happen.

    Whoever said that bombing that location was fine should be dealt with strongly.

    There of course will be casualties of war, but to say that almost as many Canadians have been killed by friendly fire than enemy is a sad state of affairs.

    There is no excuse for this to happen and if this does continue to happen then Canada should be pulling out of there. If america wants to kill Canadians they can try and do it on our own soil and then see what happens.

  10. by ridenrain
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 6:45 pm
    SireJoe: You are simply using this as an opportunity to bash Americans. If this were Americans bombing Americans, you'd be giggling like a little school girl. You are a disgusting little fellow.

    Organizing artillery or air support would be like pre-plan to have 4 of you're hockey team show for 5 min, during a game that you will be playing in an hour, by crappy cell phone on a conference call with the whole team. To leave them out and you will be overwhelmed, add them at the wrong time and they will be wasted or worst.

    It should not happen but then, neither should wars.

  11. by avatar Arctic_Menace
    Wed Jul 19, 2006 11:07 pm
    The Canadian military tried to bury it, because god forbid that America is ever in the wrong about something...

  12. by avatar Arctic_Menace
    Wed Jul 19, 2006 11:11 pm
    Quote: "those guys cover us alot." Well, evidently they have short-term memory loss... And why bomb guys trying to build a bridge?! Do you think the Taliban have the cpacity to build bridges with machines?! They have a acamel for christ's sake!!!

  13. by Anonymous
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 7:14 pm
    "ridenrain" said
    SireJoe: You are simply using this as an opportunity to bash Americans. If this were Americans bombing Americans, you'd be giggling like a little school girl. You are a disgusting little fellow.


    Well why not? If someone screws up then they should be accountable. You have American cock so far in your mouth that you think these people are beyond reproach! All you see is harry American balls, you have no other perspective.

    This is not about American bashing or military bashing or anything. This is about being accountable for your actions so if you are a trigger happy drugged up pilot you'd better be sure those bombs hit the real enemy or your ass is going to be in a sling - no matter what country you are from.

  14. by avatar SireJoe  Gold Member
    Thu Jul 20, 2006 7:16 pm
    I wont say I care for america. But this is far from me bashing america "just becuase". And you truly are utterly wrong that I would be laughing at them for bombing thier own people. I would be equally horrified to hear such an event.

    If they cannot get thier shit together and know who and what NOT to bomb then they need a smack in the face and a better fucking phone.

    I will not be looking or making excuses for a country or military that kills my fellow Canadians. Not now, not ever.



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