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The US has no say in the matter and the Izumo and Hyuga class can carry the F-35. Once again your understanding of naval affairs and global politics is wrong. Also the US want Japan to take a more active role in its defense so the US can reduce its own role, thus the US wants to let Japan off of its proverbial leash.
For sure the US won't allow F-35B for Japan. After the Syria fiasco after America's allies turned on America, America doesn't trust anyone anymore.
No need to explain to detractors, buddy. That same clod is one who wants the demise of the US-Japan-Nato Global Alliance.
International relations isn't your thing is it? Romania and Poland are allowing the US to establish a missile shield in their nations. Turkey relented to US pressure and allowed the Iraqi Kurds into Syria. Japan, South Korean, Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand are all moving closure to the US. Our Middle-Eastern allies have participated in US led attacks in Iraq and Syria. It seems a lot of nations still trust the US.
International relations isn't your thing is it? Romania and Poland are allowing the US to establish a missile shield in their nations. Turkey relented to US pressure and allowed the Iraqi Kurds into Syria. Japan, South Korean, Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand are all moving closer to the US. Our Middle-Eastern allies have participated in US led attacks in Iraq and Syria. It seems a lot of nations still trust the US.
We all have from time to time. If there is a 'Top Ten' list of intellectual dingbats on this forum, they would alternate between 1 and 2.I do feel like I waste my time with Superboy and Senheiser,...
this will bite Turks hard on their collective national arse for years. there goes their chance to become EU member and one wonders how long they will remain NATO membersThe Turks use ISIS to massacre Kurds. It is naive to think Turkey isn't in bed with ISIS.
The Turks use ISIS to massacre Kurds. It is naive to think Turkey isn't in bed with ISIS.
this will bite Turks hard on their collective national arse for years. there goes their chance to become EU member and one wonders how long they will remain NATO members
but comparing Japan with Syrian crises is stretching the imagination to Nth limit.
so you are saying Turks are not becoming jackass pawns of the A-rabs like we did in the past?Mate, it isn't happening. No aid is flowing to ISIS from Turkey. Only thing that is happening is, they are watching the show and not getting involved. Turkish military is in total control of the situation as far as Turkey is concerned. Eik teer, do shikkar!
so you are saying Turks are not becoming jackass pawns of the A-rabs like we did in the past?
My grandfather served in the Imperial Navy, and all of his younger brothers died in the war. Imagine, my Ojisan was the only one to come home after the end of the war.
Can't emphasize enough how much we suffered. The foolish decision to invade not only China, but to attack the United States and initiate Operation Ten Goh simultaneously. The Military Government at the time did not have a coordinated effort in the war ministry because even then, leaders in the Department of the Imperial Army, and Navy competed with each other and did not coordinate effectively. This was seen in Guadalcanal and other battle events.
The soldiers, sailors and crewmen fought and died with valor and distinction, and followed orders obediently to their deaths. Unfortunately the Imperial Military Command was incompetent on the objective and goal. They were unrealistic in fighting the Russians, Chinese, Americans, Dutch, French, British, Australians at the same time.
Lets get back to the subject matter , shall we? Thanks buddy.![]()
The US has no say in the matter and the Izumo and Hyuga class can carry the F-35. Once again your understanding of naval affairs and global politics is wrong. Also the US want Japan to take a more active role in its defense so the US can reduce its own role, thus the US wants to let Japan off of its proverbial leash.
If pictures speak a thousand words, the following picture is the Zuikaku and her crew. Loyal unto death...
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