borris_ Posted March 5, 2017 Posted March 5, 2017 Govorim o Alepu. Bilo je vise clanaka u Le Mondr-u, Le Figaro i ostalim fr i stranim novinama o tome. Imas i svjedocanstvo jednog od pobunjenika na pocetku rata u Alepu gdje govori da je svjestan da je vecina u Alepu za Asada i da su oni tu dosli da ih oslobode od njega i da ce onda otici.
Miralem Posted March 5, 2017 Posted March 5, 2017 Nije slican jer je drugacija vojna organizacija opsade Mosula nego tokom agresije na Bosnu. Slican je po tome da su neki nevini civili najebali. Plus izgleda da ni Kurdi ni Iracani nisu naucili da svaki put kad se vrsi taj vid represije nad sunitima oni se vrate s necim gorim. slican je jer se i tu radilo o "osveti pojedinih vojnih frakcija". civilima je to mnogo bolje nego da su agresori rusili srebrenicu iz ceifa.
ObiW Posted March 7, 2017 Posted March 7, 2017 Streljali Miraleme. Streljali. Ko u Kragujevcu Nemci 41ve.
namenski Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 (edited) The conflicts in Iraq and Syria have seen the rise of a new form of unmanned warfare, the large-scale use of weaponized consumer drones. Islamic State group militants have also built a significant micro-UAV capability, and continue to grow that by leveraging commercial technology. This is not the first use of drones by nonstate actors. Hezbollah has been flying UAVs since 2004, some carrying explosives. However, while Hezbollah claims its Mirsad drones are built locally, they appear to be modified or export versions of the Iranian Mohajer surveillance drone. The Mirsad has a piston engine, a 10-ft. wingspan and has been an easy target for air defense systems. In contrast, the Islamic State drone effort has been fed by cheap, capable consumer drones, available since the release of the DJI Phantom in 2013. This quadcopter flew around 20 mph for 20 min., sending back high-resolution video from a mile away, for less than $2,000. The Phantom was a commercial breakthrough, and increasingly capable generations have followed, as well as many imitators. Islamic State militants started using drones to film suicide attacks for recruitment videos in 2014 and soon moved to battlefield reconnaissance. A drone video of a Syrian military base was followed by suicide bombings at the base’s weak points. Islamic State drones guide armored truck bombs to their targets; in Mosul they locate targets and help adjust the aim of mortar fire. In early 2016, fixed-wing Islamic State drones conducted kamikaze-style attacks in Iraq and Syria. These were superseded by quadcopters dropping grenades, which have become increasingly common. The quadcopters are difficult to shoot down with small arms. Iraqi journalist Nabard Hussein reported 10 quadcopter grenade attacks in one hour in Mosul. In early February, the Iraqi military told the Associated Press they had suffered three dead and “dozens” injured from drone attacks; the number killed has risen in the intervening weeks. Kurdish fighters have also been targeted, as have civilians, with nine killed in one incident in Baghdad. The tempo has increased; the Islamic State (ISIS) group boasted of drone attacks in eight locations in one day in February. DJI Phantom ISIS documents reveal a coordinated drone effort rather than local initiatives. The most common munition is a 40-mm grenade warhead in a finned aerodynamic body, produced in large numbers. The grenade’s usual arming mechanism has been replaced by a ring that is automatically pulled out as the munition is released. The half-pound high-explosive dual-purpose warhead has a lethal radius of 5 m (16 ft.) and can penetrate 50-mm of steel plate. ISIS videos show the munitions striking with considerable accuracy, scoring direct hits on vehicles or landing in the middle of groups of people. While these instances are cherry-picked, and misses are not shown, they give an idea of the accuracy that can be achieved by a hovering platform at low altitude. The addition of targeting software may increase this accuracy in the future. ISIS has also developed fixed-wing drones with a longer range and greater payload than quadcopters. Captured workshops have included Skywalker X-8 consumer drones, as well as airframes built from scratch with commercial drone engines and autopilots, components that can be acquired easily online. ISIS has expressed an interest in fixed-wing drones firing guided rockets, and on Feb. 21 the Turkish publication Daily Sabah quoted military sources as saying a missile from an ISIS drone killed two students. ISIS is also seeking larger, more capable quadcopters. Captured drones included a large commercial quadrotor carrying an RPG-7 warhead. In theory, this could penetrate the thin top armor of even the heaviest tanks. New developments in consumer drones are likely to be adapted by insurgents. U.S. forces in Iraq urgently requested drone jammers. However, consumer drones are already capable of complete flights without human supervision. Recent DJI models boast features including obstacle avoidance, optical navigation and human detection. This technology could enable insurgents to build an autonomous attack drone able to fly to an area, locate targets such as people or vehicles, and engage them on its own. It would be crude and indiscriminate, but it would be impossible to jam. Without the need for operators, autonomous drones could be deployed in large numbers in saturation attacks. This could be devastating against a force that had come to rely on jamming protection. Small, cheap armed drones are starting to make an impact on the battlefield in Iraq and Syria, and this is likely to increase—as is the prospect that such drones will be used by terrorist groups closer to home. AW&ST, David Hambling, 06.03.2017. Edited March 8, 2017 by namenski
Eraserhead Posted March 10, 2017 Posted March 10, 2017 US sends hundreds of marines to Syria to support fight against Isis https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/mar/09/us-sends-hundreds-of-marines-to-syria-to-support-fight-against-isis
Budja Posted March 11, 2017 Author Posted March 11, 2017 Sto volim ove brojke precizne do coveka. Fale samo decimale. Trik da deluje kako su istrazivaci mnoooogo ozbiljni. Fale samo decimale.
vathra Posted March 11, 2017 Posted March 11, 2017 Sto volim ove brojke precizne do coveka. Fale samo decimale. Trik da deluje kako su istrazivaci mnoooogo ozbiljni. Fale samo decimale. Подсећа ме на причу асистента са ЕТФ-а који трачари колеге са машинског. Машинци праве неки прорачун, куцају све дигитроном, добијају резултат са пет децимала, а онда помноже са сигурносним фактором нпр. 200%, и у коначном резултату и даље вуку пет децимала
namenski Posted March 11, 2017 Posted March 11, 2017 Машинци праве неки прорачун, куцају све дигитроном, добијају резултат са пет децимала, а онда помноже са сигурносним фактором нпр. 200%, и у коначном резултату и даље вуку пет децимала Ma OK je za masince i slicne fahidiote, smesnijetm je kad krenu analiticarske analize kao ova dole, na primer, sa 1.2 coveka po selu Курди/СДФ су заузели у новој офанзиви 40 села северно од Еуфрата, при чему су ИСИС-у нанели губитке од 48 погинулих. То је 1,2 човека по селу у просеку, слично као и у претходном периоду. Још један показатељ колико је мало војске остало ИД на располагању.
namenski Posted March 11, 2017 Posted March 11, 2017 (edited) Namenski je masinac :D +1 Ali i drustvenjaktm -_- Edited March 11, 2017 by namenski
vathra Posted March 11, 2017 Posted March 11, 2017 Ma OK je za masince i slicne fahidiote, smesnijetm je kad krenu analiticarske analize kao ova dole, na primer, sa 1.2 coveka po selu Ево исправио за колегу: То је у 1,20000 човека по селу у просеку.
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