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thetutle said:
It's sad? Because it has had a mental impact on an occupying force?


What is happening now is, teams of infiltrators are roaming the countryside behind ARM lines as far as 5-10 km and ambushing artillery units. So ARM front line units are slowly losing artillery support. Why they don't keep using drones? Well probably because the infiltrators are there anyway and need the practice. Or there are not enough drones to cover every area.

I have a feeling that Armenia can't end this war until they get their own drones and use them and show their own population that they too can strike AZ with drones.
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I don’t feel sad for Armenia it’s just an expression we use in the states.
 
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Oldman1 said:
Yes easily identified moving military targets like tanks and trucks. Not dress like civilians in civilian cars or trucks or motorcycles that you see. You see in the videos bombing large groups of military personnel. You don't see that much anymore in Afghanistan because the Taliban or the terrorists too smart for that. Why you think you see the U.S. Air Force sometimes bombing weddings? Because we jealous they are getting married? Or because we think it looks like a large group of Taliban gathering.
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Nope, non uniformed targets can be easily ID'd, there are numerous videos of US drones, Apaches hitting Taliban targets in civilian clothes. There are even videos of them hitting IED teams of just two people planting bombs.
The horrific attack we saw in Balochistan was carefully planned, and required a great deal of manpower and resources. The hit and run attacks we see constantly have clear hall marks, which drone operators can easily spot. Many of these attacks are being conducted on main roads.
I can understand differentiation between civilian and terrorist can be tough, but technology has moved on a great deal from the 0 years models. High resolution cameras, advanced laser designators etc have all leaped frogged this tech into the present day.
By mere loitering an operator can spot if people are up to no good, if they are, hit them with a munition.
 
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waz said:
Nope, non uniformed targets can be easily ID'd, there are numerous videos of US drones, Apaches hitting Taliban targets in civilian clothes. There are even videos of them hitting IED teams of just two people planting bombs.
The horrific attack we saw in Balochistan was carefully planned, and required a great deal of manpower and resources. The hit and run attacks we see constantly have clear hall marks, which drone operators can easily spot. Many of these attacks are being conducted on main roads.
I can understand differentiation between civilian and terrorist can be tough, but technology has moved on a great deal from the 0 years models. High resolution cameras, advanced laser designators etc have all leaped frogged this tech into the present day.
By mere loitering an operator can spot if people are up to no good, if they are, hit them with a munition.
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but there is no will on pakistan top brass side..pakistan has acess to all technology from china, and turkey or even the west..we started early with falco but just gave up afterwards
 
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thetutle said:
It's sad? Because it has had a mental impact on an occupying force?


What is happening now is, teams of infiltrators are roaming the countryside behind ARM lines as far as 5-10 km and ambushing artillery units. So ARM front line units are slowly losing artillery support. Why they don't keep using drones? Well probably because the infiltrators are there anyway and need the practice. Or there are not enough drones to cover every area.

I have a feeling that Armenia can't end this war until they get their own drones and use them and show their own population that they too can strike AZ with drones.
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That’s what it seems like. At this time they are really concerned about Azeri Spec Ops in their back yard. From several videos we can see they have set up check points scrutinizing their own soldiers, because they are worried that they may be Azeri Spec Ops in Armenian uniforms.

About them using drones. They are definitely gonna try it. But will they have as proficient ECM? Turkey has had time to make changes and amend its program from Syria experience. They fine tuned their ECM against Russian equipment. But I am not sure how good the Russian ECM will be. Secondly. It won’t be a walk in the park. They will have to take out Azeri air defence. Let’s see if that happens. But it will be a crawl before the walk kind of situation and by then it might be too late.
 
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thetutle said:
Hmmm, in Bosnia they have signs that say "Bajram Mubarak Olsun" and it means like "happy Bjaram". So this is obviously a Turkish phrase, and not in the Bosnian language and literal translation would be "happy Bayram Let it be", doesn't make sense.

Or maybe, "let it be a happy bajram"?
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The verb -ol-mak means to be. When you only use olsun it means let it be. If you bring a noun in front than tou want that noun to be. In that case you want the eid to be mubarek. Get it ?

For example -
beter olsun - let it be worse
Mutluluk senin olsun - (wish) happinnes be yours.
 
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