Coastal Defense Cruise Missiles (anti-ship). One way drones may be a factor to shipping if they can be manually guided.What is CDCM? Missles? Are the drones an issue?
Coastal Defense Cruise Missiles (anti-ship). One way drones may be a factor to shipping if they can be manually guided.What is CDCM? Missles? Are the drones an issue?
Funny. This word hasn't gotten to the active duty military.This is true
Family that's military told family members to remove anything identifying association to the military so they won't be targeted
Even the ROTC at the school can't wear their uniforms
But it supports his indoctrinated narrative.at least use legit sites if you are going to post info. This is a known troll account that uses AI generated content. I'd fact check some of the things you just throw into this thread. Lots of incorrect information on X...don't believe everything you read. They have a ton of fake accounts all over that just post stuff to get people worked up. Been doing it since at least the Ukraine stuff started. Just google them...you'll see that they spread misinformation and have changed their name multiple times...
And they do fundraisers and I bet people actually give to them
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We were briefing that over the weekend. Threats are being assessed and addressed at the installation level. Some bases have instituted stricter protocols than others. At least, that is how it was explained to us and that is how we are messaging.Funny. This word hasn't gotten to the active duty military.
I’m flattered that you think “doesn’t personally remember the 1973 embargo” qualifies me as young, but the post isn’t wrong. The 1973 embargo amounted to a supply reduction of 4 MBD which was about 65% of total US imports at the time. 20 MBD currently pass through the strait which is nearly equivalent to the entire daily US consumption of petroleum and 250% of the ~8.5mbd gross petroleum import.LOL. YOu must be young.
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Welcome back. Look forward to hearing any updates that you provide.Coastal Defense Cruise Missiles (anti-ship). One way drones may be a factor to shipping if they can be manually guided.
Government non-defense nuclear facilities have gotten increased security advisories as well.We were briefing that over the weekend. Threats are being assessed and addressed at the installation level. Some bases have instituted stricter protocols than others. At least, that is how it was explained to us and that is how we are messaging.
But it doesn't effect me as much this time so it's obviously not as bad. /sI’m flattered that you think “doesn’t personally remember the 1973 embargo” qualifies me as young, but the post isn’t wrong. The 1973 embargo amounted to a supply reduction of 4 MBD which was about 65% of total US imports at the time. 20 MBD currently pass through the strait which is nearly equivalent to the entire daily US consumption of petroleum and 250% of the ~8.5mbd gross petroleum import.
I forgot what thread this was that I had just clicked on as I'm distracted and thought this was a joke description of the Coastal Carolina baseball team.Coastal Defense Cruise Missiles (anti-ship). One way drones may be a factor to shipping if they can be manually guided.
You having a stroke? Blink twice if you are okay.I forgot what thread this was that I had just clicked on as I'm distracted and thought this was a joke description of the Coastal Carolina baseball team.
Let me when the price per barrel quadrupels.I’m flattered that you think “doesn’t personally remember the 1973 embargo” qualifies me as young, but the post isn’t wrong. The 1973 embargo amounted to a supply reduction of 4 MBD which was about 65% of total US imports at the time. 20 MBD currently pass through the strait which is nearly equivalent to the entire daily US consumption of petroleum and 250% of the ~8.5mbd gross petroleum import.
Busy as heck. Reality of what's going on is far different than this thread would have you believe.@PawsFan Work let you come up for air? Anything new from your neck of the woods?
Is the reality more positive or negative?Busy as heck. Reality of what's going on is far different than this thread would have you believe.
You'll see some sad news come out in a few hours.
But it supports his indoctrinated narrative.
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Right there with you. So 100 children have been hanging around SA sites, BMOA's, military airfields, naval ports, CDCM launch sites, mine storage facilities etc etc etc. Sure.
Of those "Civilians" killed how many were nuke, scientist or contactors working on military bases?
These are soccer mom's being killed.
Don't shoot the messengerFunny. This word hasn't gotten to the active duty military.
YepWe were briefing that over the weekend. Threats are being assessed and addressed at the installation level. Some bases have instituted stricter protocols than others. At least, that is how it was explained to us and that is how we are messaging.
I assume it’s the KC-130 that went down in IraqBusy as heck. Reality of what's going on is far different than this thread would have you believe.
You'll see some sad news come out in a few hours.
Yeah I don’t think the potential for a longer term disruption like with the oil embargo is fully baked in to pricing yet.Let me when the price per barrel quadrupels.
What are we talking about hereBusy as heck. Reality of what's going on is far different than this thread would have you believe.
You'll see some sad news come out in a few hours.
If this keeps up we might get back to obama level gas prices.Yeah I don’t think the potential for a longer term disruption like with the oil embargo is fully baked in to pricing yet.
The national average is currently $1.20/gal higher than when Obama left office.If this keeps up we might get back to obama level gas prices.
That is true- unless you you adjust for inflation. Even unadjusted, gas prices were higher much of the time from 2011-2014 and MUCH higher for a lot of that three year span if adjusted for inflation. I'm willing to bet, it doesn't take three years before it gets backs below those levels- even unadjusted for inflation. Adjusted for inflation, we are still roughly $2/gal lower than the high under obama.The national average is currently $1.20/gal higher than when Obama left office.
I can't find anything that shows data much past 2024 or so, but the surprising thing to me is that once you adjust to current dollars the price of gas since the early 90s has stayed pretty consistently around 3.20.That is true- unless you you adjust for inflation. Even unadjusted, gas prices were higher much of the time from 2011-2014 and MUCH higher for a lot of that three year span if adjusted for inflation. I'm willing to bet, it doesn't take three years before it gets backs below those levels- even unadjusted for inflation. Adjusted for inflation, we are still roughly $2/gal lower than the high under obama.
I remember when gas was nearing $3/gal under bush. Every day for months, maybe even a year, cnn had a constant graphic in the back ground 24/7 no matter the topic of discussion and lead every show highlighting the average. Yet when when it when it was 30%+ higher and reaching $4/gal under obama, they somehow did not think it as newsworthy.
I can't find anything that shows data much past 2024 or so, but the surprising thing to me is that once you adjust to current dollars the price of gas since the early 90s has stayed pretty consistently around 3.20.
The US is now a net exporter of oil but I'm personally less worried about what I pay at the pump (though obviously I'd like it to be as low as possible) and more worried about how rising oil prices effect petroleum-based industries like fertilizers and plastics. Couple that with the increased transportation costs and it'll have a disproportionate effect on food costs longer term. A lot of ME countries have shut down wells since they've now filled their storage to capacity and it'll take a few months to get the oil fields back on line. Likewise I'm not sure how quickly the tar sands and shale gas fields can ramp up production but that's likely a few months as well. So even if the war stopped today and the straight of Hormuz went back to 100% of it's traffic before the war, we're looking at a shorterm increase in prices overall being all but certain.
Truth hurts and people can’t take it. I’ll never try to defend against something that’s truthful just because I don’t like it.Left or Right never take over threads.
Either the truth or obnoxious fabrication aholes do.
Plenty of the “left” have vacated threads because they are wrong. It just happens to be the “right” turn.
Here’s a concept. See the world as it is and all the left and right talking points can piss off and die.
Starting to see a massive rift developing between Artesh and the IRGC for various reasons - prioritizing missile component procurement over necessary supplies (food and medicine) and unwillingness to help with medical evacs and treatment of Artesh members. That is leading to widespread desertions. IRGC has called on reserve units and few are answering the call. Also finding a lot of senior IRGC personnel cell phones and no corresponding bodies in buildings destroyed by air strikes. IOW, a weak effort at obfuscation while they desert/attempt to get their families out of the country. **** is not going well on the ground.
In the last 24-48 hours, you’ve had multiple diplomatic defections. Two have been widely reported. One of them was deputy FM under Ahmedinejad. There are more.
What or who is providing ground intel? Do we have actors on the ground? Or is the US relying on “local” assets? Israeli intel?Starting to see a massive rift developing between Artesh and the IRGC for various reasons - prioritizing missile component procurement over necessary supplies (food and medicine) and unwillingness to help with medical evacs and treatment of Artesh members. That is leading to widespread desertions. IRGC has called on reserve units and few are answering the call. Also finding a lot of senior IRGC personnel cell phones and no corresponding bodies in buildings destroyed by air strikes. IOW, a weak effort at obfuscation while they desert/attempt to get their families out of the country. **** is not going well on the ground.
In the last 24-48 hours, you’ve had multiple diplomatic defections. Two have been widely reported. One of them was deputy FM under Ahmedinejad. There are more.
Pete breaking it down to scientific levels...
What or who is providing ground intel? Do we have actors on the ground? Or is the US relying on “local” assets? Israeli intel?
Not doubting the information just curious on how it is been collected, for example cell phones but no bodies.
Wonder if Kharg Island is the play.We are sending a Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Middle East, ~2500 marines
I appreciate it, I really do. It’s the only way to actually execute and deliver a liberal democracy. Blue and Red people simply aren’t interested.Truth hurts and people can’t take it. I’ll never try to defend against something that’s truthful just because I don’t like it.
This thread has been great and I’m enjoying it but it is odd how many people’s first thought is “yeah but”.
Thanks for those updating ITT with great info, regardless if I like how it sounds or not.