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Originally Posted By Wolverine1776: https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/13D95/production/_87510318_nuclear_test_624-01.png https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/164A5/production/_87510319_nuclear_test_624-02.png https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/08FD/production/_87510320_nuclear_test_624-03.png View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Wolverine1776: Originally Posted By Bogdan: Originally Posted By wingnutx: Just shovel some sand in there. Pump seawater in. https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/164A5/production/_87510319_nuclear_test_624-02.png https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/08FD/production/_87510320_nuclear_test_624-03.png |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: I wouldn't, because you can't. Not at least with the resources the Israelis have. Anything cleared above must be cleared below and vice versa. Unless the Israelis plan on going room to room through the entire strip both above and below, it isn't happening. The best they can do is create small ops boxes around key areas they want to target. Locate and secure all entrances as they clear above, and manually clear below as they move forward. The best they can do is seal the tunnel system access points inside those ops boxes and maybe some areas on the border. View Quote They have a force larger than the US took Iraq with. If their will holds I could see them searching every building in Gaza. My preference would be to relocate the population but that wouldn’t be popular. |
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Originally Posted By FistPeso: What about subterranean robotic applications? That seems like an excellent tool to help minimize risk to troops. View Quote That's a big tool in this type of fight, especially with oxygen sensors mounted. You have to run them on mesh or fiber and it's still slow but risk to force is lowered. This problem is a shit sandwich broken into a million small meals. It isn't anywhere near as simple as working in a linear fashion through a 300 mile clearance, or turning on the water and grabbing a snickers while the whole thing fills. You have to locate each section individually and build a specific METT-TC based plan for it, then work your way through thousands of those. |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: They have a force larger than the US took Iraq with. If their will holds I could see them searching every building in Gaza. My preference would be to relocate the population but that wouldn’t be popular. View Quote That would take months on top, a lot longer below. Here are some of the knowns. Many more unknown. Attached File Each one of those would take a LONG time to even identify exits. |
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Originally Posted By sierra-def: No, it was this thread, page 532: View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By sierra-def: Originally Posted By Kagetora: Originally Posted By sierra-def: Looks like some people missed the warning that the dick measuring and bullshit fighting will get them the boot. Wrong thread. No, it was this thread, page 532: Originally Posted By Sierra5: Keep the discussion on topic and knock oft the dick measuring please. It would suck to get removed from such a good thread. ~Sierra5 What gets incentivized happens. Off topic, smart ass, dick measuring happens in every GD thread, and it is welcomed. You can’t expect to turn in off when the relatively rare serious thread arises. Sucks but whatever. It apparently drives traffic. |
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So what's going about Israel now bombed the third oldest Christian church in the world? With 40+ casualties?
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Originally Posted By AROKIE: also Israels dog unit "Oketz" have specially trained dogs in tunnel warfare. I imagine they would be a nightmare for hamas to have some crazy rabid terrorist killing rocket dog hunting you down in those tunnels, lol. View Quote As a professional dog handler this seems like a good way to end up with a bunch of dead dogs. |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: That's a big tool in this type of fight, especially with oxygen sensors mounted. You have to run them on mesh or fiber and it's still slow but risk to force is lowered. This problem is a shit sandwich broken into a million small meals. It isn't anywhere near as simple as working in a linear fashion through a 300 mile clearance, or turning on the water and grabbing a snickers while the whole thing fills. You have to locate each section individually and build a specific METT-TC based plan for it, then work your way through thousands of those. View Quote A mesh network also implies that you are deploying a bunch of those robots to maintain your communications line. |
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Originally Posted By AROKIE: im sure Israel has already got a plan for the tunnels, they have been dealing with them for years and have specially trained units for that. even though we have subjects here who thinks they know more than what the IDF does, lol. They have alot more smarter folks working the problem than anyone here im sure. I bet we all learn soon what they plan to do. View Quote My guess is outside help for Hamas rather than simply evolved organically https://m.jpost.com/middle-east/hezbollah-has-inter-regional-tunnel-network-stretching-hundreds-of-km-676633 Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: That would take months on top, a lot longer below. Here are some of the knowns. Many more unknown. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/45449/4b513390-1625-418b-87a7-1525c5d12dd6-GAZ-2997798.JPG Each one of those would take a LONG time to even identify exits. View Quote What depth are they at? If the soil there is like other deserts, digging a couple of hundred foot deep trenches across the country in an east west axis to find tunnels to chase would only cost a few hundred million. |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: I suspect that the Israeli public has the will to support such an action. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Originally Posted By daemon734: That would take months on top, a lot longer below. I suspect that the Israeli public has the will to support such an action. Their strategy for retaliation on the scale of what happened is very severe. I happen to agree. |
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Originally Posted By neshomamench: Uh.....no. Lets check YOUR math....without even doing math. Lake Erie contains about 125 trillion gallons of water. You could stack 1000's of feet of water on Gaza using that much water. Maybe my math is wrong....but it disagrees with yours. Feel free to check it. If we take a base radius of about 4 feet, and make it 300 miles long.... You get about 80,000,000 feet cubed of volume. Which is about 600,000,000 million gallons of water. With the right pumps, you could fill the tunnels with sea water in a few days. Of course, topography could make filling all tunnels difficult. View Quote Your math checks out. Call it an even billion gallons of water. This thing: https://www.rainforrent.com/equipment/dv600c-30x24-pump/ Moves that much water in a month. It was proven to work by Egypt. |
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Fired Miami dentist Ahmed ElKoussa defends tearing down posters of missing Israeli children saying it was 'an act of peace'
The Miami dentist who was fired after he was spotted tearing down posters of missing Israeli children is defending his actions that he says were with the 'best of intentions.' 'It's to promote peace, it's to deescalate the situation that we're going through and make sure that our communities are safe,' Dr. Ahmed ElKoussa said on Thursday. The dentist's is now demanding his job back after he was fired from CG Smile when a video circulated showing him and 'Instagram model' Xave Ramoul ripping down posters of Israeli hostages in Brickell on Tuesday. The 31-year-old and his attorney, Hassan Shibly, both spoke in defense of the video, claiming it was 'an act of peace.' Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' 'Unfortunately my video of four seconds got taken way out of context as well as the way that my former employer had portrayed it, that it's an act of supporting terrorism,' ElKoussa said. Elkoussa claimed he did it to 'promote peace' and de-escalate the 'situation we are going through.' He feared the posters would incite further violence and he was only trying to ease tension in the community. In a statement Thursday, Shibly said ElKoussa's actions were prompted by the death of a 6-year-old boy in Illinois by his landlord, which police have called a hate crime. 'Dr. ElKoussa was simply motivated by fear of copycat acts given that Investigators said the landlord had been radicalized by emotionally triggering images from the terrorist attack on Israel. That was the sole intention in removing them, and claims otherwise have no basis,' the statement read. ElKoussa's lawyer is the founder and lead attorney of 'Muslim Legal,' an all Muslim law firm representing clients whose children are stuck in Gaza as well as Americans who have 'faced backlash from employers, the government and media for speaking out.' 'We are speaking out for the children of Palestine. We are speaking out to stop the onslaught of Gaza and the safe return of American Children stuck there and for peace and safety for all children regardless of race and nationality,' he wrote on X. Shibly told NBC6 that the dentist was afraid the posters would spark conflict and talked to police before taking them down. 'He wanted to ensure that there's no conflict here in Florida. And when he saw those posters, he was just concerned that they may lead to an escalation in conflict,' the lawyer said. Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' Video at link Link |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: I suspect it's a way bigger bite than the Israelis can chew. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: I suspect that the Israeli public has the will to support such an action. I suspect it's a way bigger bite than the Israelis can chew. I wouldn't count on it. I wouldn't take any bets on that. |
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If we deleted every post saying we should flood the tunnels with sea water or fill them with (insert your favorite flammable gas) and light a match, we'd probably lose 50 pages.
Come on guys, is it that hard to scan a little bit before posting the same thing people have been posting for the last 500 pages??!!! It feels like this thread is descending into some kind of fantasy war porn where everybody talks about how Israel should do stuff that everybody knows they will never do. News flash--Israel considers themselves to be part of the civilized world, they desperately need to maintain the support of the civilized world, and they are going to conduct themselves like a civilized country that respects rules and laws. The most we can hope for is that they don't handicap their soldiers with unreasonable rules of engagement. So far it sounds like they are not going to do that. Otherwise, I expect them to use a lot of high-tech tools to minimize casualties as they deal with the tunnels. To those of you who think the hostages are already dead, remember that in the very beginning of this incident the Hamas people were bragging about how they got enough hostages to get all their prisoners back from Israel. You can't negotiate for a prisoner exchange with dead hostage bodies. |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: What depth are they at? If the soil there is like other deserts, digging a couple of hundred foot deep trenches across the country in an east west axis to find tunnels to chase would only cost a few hundred million. View Quote Do you think Gaza is open desert? It's kind of hard to dig through one of the most urbanized areas in the world. Definitely not cheap. |
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Originally Posted By sierra-def: No, it was this thread, page 532: View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By sierra-def: Originally Posted By Kagetora: Originally Posted By sierra-def: Looks like some people missed the warning that the dick measuring and bullshit fighting will get them the boot. Wrong thread. No, it was this thread, page 532: Originally Posted By Sierra5: Keep the discussion on topic and knock oft the dick measuring please. It would suck to get removed from such a good thread. ~Sierra5 Here's the thread you're looking for: News Only |
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Originally Posted By Mike_314: Spot. I like it. Add some machine guns and a flamethrower, program it to kill any human underground and come back to the surface with enough ammo to defend itself for rearming. Robot tunnel warfare. View Quote Dozens of the fuckers operating together would be badass. |
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Originally Posted By realwar: Fired Miami dentist Ahmed ElKoussa defends tearing down posters of missing Israeli children saying it was 'an act of peace' https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/20/02/76778349-12651719-image-a-20_1697764568407.jpg The Miami dentist who was fired after he was spotted tearing down posters of missing Israeli children is defending his actions that he says were with the 'best of intentions.' 'It's to promote peace, it's to deescalate the situation that we're going through and make sure that our communities are safe,' Dr. Ahmed ElKoussa said on Thursday. The dentist's is now demanding his job back after he was fired from CG Smile when a video circulated showing him and 'Instagram model' Xave Ramoul ripping down posters of Israeli hostages in Brickell on Tuesday. The 31-year-old and his attorney, Hassan Shibly, both spoke in defense of the video, claiming it was 'an act of peace.' Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' 'Unfortunately my video of four seconds got taken way out of context as well as the way that my former employer had portrayed it, that it's an act of supporting terrorism,' ElKoussa said. Elkoussa claimed he did it to 'promote peace' and de-escalate the 'situation we are going through.' He feared the posters would incite further violence and he was only trying to ease tension in the community. In a statement Thursday, Shibly said ElKoussa's actions were prompted by the death of a 6-year-old boy in Illinois by his landlord, which police have called a hate crime. 'Dr. ElKoussa was simply motivated by fear of copycat acts given that Investigators said the landlord had been radicalized by emotionally triggering images from the terrorist attack on Israel. That was the sole intention in removing them, and claims otherwise have no basis,' the statement read. ElKoussa's lawyer is the founder and lead attorney of 'Muslim Legal,' an all Muslim law firm representing clients whose children are stuck in Gaza as well as Americans who have 'faced backlash from employers, the government and media for speaking out.' 'We are speaking out for the children of Palestine. We are speaking out to stop the onslaught of Gaza and the safe return of American Children stuck there and for peace and safety for all children regardless of race and nationality,' he wrote on X. Shibly told NBC6 that the dentist was afraid the posters would spark conflict and talked to police before taking them down. 'He wanted to ensure that there's no conflict here in Florida. And when he saw those posters, he was just concerned that they may lead to an escalation in conflict,' the lawyer said. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/20/03/76781689-12651719-image-a-1_1697768215834.jpg Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' Video at link Link View Quote I cant say what I want to say COC |
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Originally Posted By Naocus: Dozens of the fuckers operating together would be badass. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Naocus: Originally Posted By Mike_314: Spot. I like it. Add some machine guns and a flamethrower, program it to kill any human underground and come back to the surface with enough ammo to defend itself for rearming. Robot tunnel warfare. Dozens of the fuckers operating together would be badass. Self propelled guns. The shockwaves would be epic. Get some secondaries catching out as well. That ought to show them. |
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Should be some nice tunnels. We send them pallets of cash for "humanitarian" relief and infrastructure. AKA tunnel building.
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Originally Posted By daemon734: Do you think Gaza is open desert? It's kind of hard to dig through one of the most urbanized areas in the world. Definitely not cheap. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: What depth are they at? If the soil there is like other deserts, digging a couple of hundred foot deep trenches across the country in an east west axis to find tunnels to chase would only cost a few hundred million. Do you think Gaza is open desert? It's kind of hard to dig through one of the most urbanized areas in the world. Definitely not cheap. Easy or hard isn’t the way to think of it. Cost, schedule and will are the variables. In any case a lot of the buildings won’t be standing at the end which is another variable and will conceal tunnel exits. |
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Originally Posted By realwar: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/20/03/76781689-12651719-image-a-1_1697768215834.jpg Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' Video at link Link View Quote I lived in Brickell for three years, never considered it "largely Jewish" if anything I saw more rich Latino Catholics Anyway, never forget that extremist Muslims are allowed to lie when it comes to deceiving the "infidels". |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Easy or hard isn’t the way to think of it. Cost, schedule and will are the variables. In any case a lot of the buildings won’t be standing at the end which is another variable and will conceal tunnel exits. View Quote Something that is significantly hard will absolutely influence those variables and more. To the point where it is not even remotely close to being a viable option. |
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Originally Posted By realwar: Fired Miami dentist Ahmed ElKoussa defends tearing down posters of missing Israeli children saying it was 'an act of peace' https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/20/02/76778349-12651719-image-a-20_1697764568407.jpg The Miami dentist who was fired after he was spotted tearing down posters of missing Israeli children is defending his actions that he says were with the 'best of intentions.' 'It's to promote peace, it's to deescalate the situation that we're going through and make sure that our communities are safe,' Dr. Ahmed ElKoussa said on Thursday. The dentist's is now demanding his job back after he was fired from CG Smile when a video circulated showing him and 'Instagram model' Xave Ramoul ripping down posters of Israeli hostages in Brickell on Tuesday. The 31-year-old and his attorney, Hassan Shibly, both spoke in defense of the video, claiming it was 'an act of peace.' Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' 'Unfortunately my video of four seconds got taken way out of context as well as the way that my former employer had portrayed it, that it's an act of supporting terrorism,' ElKoussa said. Elkoussa claimed he did it to 'promote peace' and de-escalate the 'situation we are going through.' He feared the posters would incite further violence and he was only trying to ease tension in the community. In a statement Thursday, Shibly said ElKoussa's actions were prompted by the death of a 6-year-old boy in Illinois by his landlord, which police have called a hate crime. 'Dr. ElKoussa was simply motivated by fear of copycat acts given that Investigators said the landlord had been radicalized by emotionally triggering images from the terrorist attack on Israel. That was the sole intention in removing them, and claims otherwise have no basis,' the statement read. ElKoussa's lawyer is the founder and lead attorney of 'Muslim Legal,' an all Muslim law firm representing clients whose children are stuck in Gaza as well as Americans who have 'faced backlash from employers, the government and media for speaking out.' 'We are speaking out for the children of Palestine. We are speaking out to stop the onslaught of Gaza and the safe return of American Children stuck there and for peace and safety for all children regardless of race and nationality,' he wrote on X. Shibly told NBC6 that the dentist was afraid the posters would spark conflict and talked to police before taking them down. 'He wanted to ensure that there's no conflict here in Florida. And when he saw those posters, he was just concerned that they may lead to an escalation in conflict,' the lawyer said. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/20/03/76781689-12651719-image-a-1_1697768215834.jpg Elkoussa said the video, which shows the dentist laughing with his friend in the largely Jewish neighborhood of Brickell, was 'taken out of context.' Video at link Link View Quote He claims to want to promote peace. Yet he chose a violent act of destruction when he could have chosen to pray for the children. |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: Brainstorm? You think you are going to crack the case? I've executed SbTO before and planned for a lot more. I guess the ATP has been linked in here, try reading that and you will understand you are way out of your depth. Like so far that you cannot even begin to define the problem much less address it. Have a coffee, go for a walk, and enjoy your day without stressing yourself out over solving a major strategic level capability gap. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: Yes, you can be a cute smartass. eta: maybe help brainstorm? eta2: you don't have to find all the entrances. You only seal up the ones you're pumping into *to create enough pressure to overcome airpockets.* Brainstorm? You think you are going to crack the case? I've executed SbTO before and planned for a lot more. I guess the ATP has been linked in here, try reading that and you will understand you are way out of your depth. Like so far that you cannot even begin to define the problem much less address it. Have a coffee, go for a walk, and enjoy your day without stressing yourself out over solving a major strategic level capability gap. But I've already had my coffee, walked, and had my lousy day. What fun can I have but telling people to stop acting like dismissive negative jerks online? |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: Something that is significantly hard will absolutely influence those variables and more. To the point where it is not even remotely close to being a viable option. View Quote They say that if their God is with them, then all things are possible. And more. Out of our scope of what is real and what is not. |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: Just like those threads, I simply provide a dose of reality. I'm sorry if that makes your fantasy world less real for you. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By AROKIE: maybe keep your edgy remarks to the fuck ukraine threads, this one has been going quite well without the "holier than thou" smartass stuff... Just like those threads, I simply provide a dose of reality. I'm sorry if that makes your fantasy world less real for you. All the while acting like you enjoy making people miserable. Cmon, at least be a useful troll, when you deflate one place, inflate somehwere else that's useful. |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: Something that is significantly hard will absolutely influence those variables and more. To the point where it is not even remotely close to being a viable option. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Easy or hard isn’t the way to think of it. Cost, schedule and will are the variables. In any case a lot of the buildings won’t be standing at the end which is another variable and will conceal tunnel exits. Something that is significantly hard will absolutely influence those variables and more. To the point where it is not even remotely close to being a viable option. At a technical level it’s not difficult. Whether it would work better than some other plan, I don’t know. |
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Originally Posted By METT-T: Well great, you get that pumping station down there and it'll be filled up in only 200 years. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By METT-T: Originally Posted By SuperSixOne: Originally Posted By MarineGrunt: Yeah, but doing the quick math assuming 300 miles of tunnel and guessing the majority is 6' wide and 9' high, that's about 115 trillion gallons of water. Might need a few pumps. Ha. How much water do you think storm water flood stations move? 500,000 gallons an hour is on the low end.. The Netherlands has a pumping station that moves 1.1 million gallons a minute. Well great, you get that pumping station down there and it'll be filled up in only 200 years. Random thought: Cut a channel out to the ocean through the city? |
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Some of you need to learn the ignore feature
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Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: Random thought: Cut a channel out to the ocean through the city? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: Originally Posted By METT-T: Originally Posted By SuperSixOne: Originally Posted By MarineGrunt: Yeah, but doing the quick math assuming 300 miles of tunnel and guessing the majority is 6' wide and 9' high, that's about 115 trillion gallons of water. Might need a few pumps. Ha. How much water do you think storm water flood stations move? 500,000 gallons an hour is on the low end.. The Netherlands has a pumping station that moves 1.1 million gallons a minute. Well great, you get that pumping station down there and it'll be filled up in only 200 years. Random thought: Cut a channel out to the ocean through the city? Attached File |
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I don't know how feasible the idea of flooding the tunnel networks would be. But it seems something like the MOP dropped in a few key areas could at least do considerable damage to the network. No, you aren't going to take out the whole network with just a few strikes. But a few bombs in the right spot might maximize the damage you can do and would put a big chunk of the system out of action. Anything that can be done to degrade the tunnel system will help. There probably isn't a 100% solution available. I do not know how well the Israelis have the tunnel network documented, but if they have pretty good data, a few MOPs dropped on areas where critical intersections of the main branches are present might be a good starting point. Of course we'd have to do the dropping for them, as only we possess the kind of aircraft capable of employing that particular weapon. But considering about 30 American citizens were killed at the hands of these fuck sticks, I think that would justify a few MOP drops on our part.
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I stand with Ukraine. Fuck Putin! And fuck Russia!
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The most important place to sever the tunnels is at the border.
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: At a technical level it’s not difficult. Whether it would work better than some other plan, I don’t know. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Easy or hard isn’t the way to think of it. Cost, schedule and will are the variables. In any case a lot of the buildings won’t be standing at the end which is another variable and will conceal tunnel exits. Something that is significantly hard will absolutely influence those variables and more. To the point where it is not even remotely close to being a viable option. At a technical level it’s not difficult. Whether it would work better than some other plan, I don’t know. It absolutely is difficult. The amount of magic hand waving going on regarding critical parts of these solutions is astounding. Some of you don't seem to translate size and scope very well. |
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Damn, must not be much going on over there but those tunnels are sure getting sorted out tonight.
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Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: All the while acting like you enjoy making people miserable. Cmon, at least be a useful troll, when you deflate one place, inflate somehwere else that's useful. View Quote It's interesting when facts and experience equate "troll". I spent time working in an organization that had this very problem set as one of its main focus areas, but please...let me know all about your thoughts on the matter since mine are apparently irrelevant. I've given you my thoughts and suggestions, several times. They just aren't as sexy as the theoretical alpha male pontification driving a lot of these other plans. Unfortunately I don't exist to enable your online self esteem. |
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Originally Posted By MCDXXV: As a professional dog handler this seems like a good way to end up with a bunch of dead dogs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By MCDXXV: Originally Posted By AROKIE: also Israels dog unit "Oketz" have specially trained dogs in tunnel warfare. I imagine they would be a nightmare for hamas to have some crazy rabid terrorist killing rocket dog hunting you down in those tunnels, lol. As a professional dog handler this seems like a good way to end up with a bunch of dead dogs. Better than dead soldiers |
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Always a shame when egos get in the way of information.
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: What depth are they at? If the soil there is like other deserts, digging a couple of hundred foot deep trenches across the country in an east west axis to find tunnels to chase would only cost a few hundred million. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Originally Posted By daemon734: That would take months on top, a lot longer below. Here are some of the knowns. Many more unknown. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/45449/4b513390-1625-418b-87a7-1525c5d12dd6-GAZ-2997798.JPG Each one of those would take a LONG time to even identify exits. What depth are they at? If the soil there is like other deserts, digging a couple of hundred foot deep trenches across the country in an east west axis to find tunnels to chase would only cost a few hundred million. IDF has located tunnels over 200' deep |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: It absolutely is difficult. The amount of magic hand waving going on regarding critical parts of these solutions is astounding. Some of you don't seem to translate size and scope very well. View Quote You say that like I’ve never written a multi million dollar digging contract before. I know how little digging that gets you. |
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Originally Posted By AROKIE: Better than dead soldiers View Quote So your plan to reduce risk to soldiers is by depleting the enemy of a half mag of AK ammo? Brilliant, a couple thousand dogs later and this problem will be solved. Soldiers still have to deal with that enemy soldier, they are just down an expensive canine they could have use elsewhere. |
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