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Maeda Toshiie,
Did not make it clear. My point was based on a discussion that Japan did come under fire.
There is one heavy BCT in country, with a fires, a bunch of Patriots, etc.
Marines can reinforce quickly.
It will mostly be a ROK fight, though.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by USSWisconsin View PostMost likely based on the projected amounts of fissile materials the DPRK might have accumulated. It assumes they did produce that much and then turned it all into weapons without any waste or loss. These are Not reasonable assumptions.
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Originally posted by chanjyj View PostBy the way, the 12-25 nuclear warheads in the info-graphic - I'm highly skeptical of its accuracy. I don't know where the authors pulled the figures from.
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Originally posted by Albany Rifles View PostYour chart also only shows NORK and ROK forces.
It does not show any US forces nor Japanese.
A much greater balance at that point.
And the NORK equipment is OLD and not well maintained. Why?
As the Colonel said, no money.
These charts only count stuff, while neglecting everything else that actually matters, equipment quality, manpower quality, training, logistics, etc. Essentially useless numbers that the uninformed use for making equally useless comparisons.
Question: how much forces can the US shift in the event of an all out war in the peninsula, in time to matter (ie blunting the initial assault and the point at which the initiative is transferred to the South Koreans and that they start driving north)? In terms of USAF, ground forces, and CBGs, taking into account of present deployments elsewhere. If this has been discussed already, apologies for that and a link to the relevant posts would be appreciated.
Yet another question: is there any open source information on the TASCFORM used by the US, especially if it is available on the web? Google doesn't seem to supply much in the way of relevant hits (which I am not entire surprised about).
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I have seen far better looking Japanese idols than that "Miss Japan"...Last edited by Maeda Toshiie; 10 Apr 13,, 17:44.
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Lil Kim just does NOT know when to stop playing:
'Very High' Chance North Korea Will Soon Test Fire Missile
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Originally posted by Doktor View PostCan't find the thread, my google-fu powers are weaken
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That graph reminded me on Global Firepower rankings we had so much laugh some time ago.
Can't find the thread, my google-fu powers are weaken
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Your chart also only shows NORK and ROK forces.
It does not show any US forces nor Japanese.
A much greater balance at that point.
And the NORK equipment is OLD and not well maintained. Why?
As the Colonel said, no money.
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By the way, the 12-25 nuclear warheads in the info-graphic - I'm highly skeptical of its accuracy. I don't know where the authors pulled the figures from.
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Guest repliedIf you can't look after your toys, you're not going to have any.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by SajeevJino View Post21K includes reserve ..They are at war right now..so why this shits can't Battle ready ..
2) They don't have the troops.
3) They don't have the munitions. They had four friggin bags per gun per battery. That's 5 minutes.
Originally posted by SajeevJino View PostAnd I know within the one hour of War the US going to Air Superiority over entire NOKO Skies ..and B 52 Already deployed in Seoul and B 1 is in Guam..
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