Topic: Where is the next battlefield? 4

hopefulfuturemarine · December 5th, 2005

I understand about the NK bit now, thanks yall. Makes sense.
If not NK, then I would say... Not sure. I wonder though, if we will find ourselves on Russian soil anytime soon...
Hopeful

TBA_PAKI · December 5th, 2005

IRAN won't be the next target.

People who are thinking of this are dreaming.

Its a big nation with much better military capabilities and Ballistic Missiles then that of IRAQ. Also this war will have a direct impact on US military operations in Afghanistan.

The war in IRAQ already had gone too messy.

2100+ dead in 2 years. 20,000+ injured and 100's of military vehicles destroyed. Not to forget the cost of operations which is becoming a burden over US economy.

Its just like the case of Soviet Union in Afghanistan. It did not turned out to be an easy challenge despite of all weapons superiority thing and despite the fact that IRAQ was already a crippled nation.

And it has already been proven that fight from Air is not sufficient enough to win a war.

Not to forget the price of OIL. And EU won't be there to help US in case of IRAN.

Duty Honor Country · December 8th, 2005

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nasa88 · December 8th, 2005

It's not better in Asia,Because china will not stay quietly!

bulldogg · December 8th, 2005

So Nasa who do you propose China will attack? And how will it unfold in your opinion??

sunb! · December 8th, 2005

There are many hot-spots in the world today so who really knows what the political climate brings us, but have we forgotten the digital world? Hackers, viruses, trojan horses and worms will play a vital role in the future wars in such a problematic way we've never seen before.

Imagine cutting the entire banking system off by a DdOS attack? 1000s of ignorant PC owners with xDSL lines all over the world with no anti virus or firewall software - fighting a war without their knowledge? An army of digital fighters so big...

Communication lines, GSM networks and vital social services are online in one way or the other and even with the top notch security means taken there are always one way or the other to break in and create havok.

The next battlefield may be at someones office pressing the "enter" button...

Whispering Death · December 8th, 2005

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Originally Posted by bulldogg

So Nasa who do you propose China will attack? And how will it unfold in your opinion??

They'll attack America with space marines from the moon!
(if you listen to the mainstream media)

sandy · December 8th, 2005

Quote:

They'll attack America with space marines from the moon!
(if you listen to the mainstream media)

and ＵＳ STARMY may attack IRAN.

nasa88 · December 9th, 2005

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Originally Posted by sunb!

There are many hot-spots in the world today so who really knows what the political climate brings us, but have we forgotten the digital world? Hackers, viruses, trojan horses and worms will play a vital role in the future wars in such a problematic way we've never seen before.

Imagine cutting the entire banking system off by a DdOS attack? 1000s of ignorant PC owners with xDSL lines all over the world with no anti virus or firewall software - fighting a war without their knowledge? An army of digital fighters so big...

Communication lines, GSM networks and vital social services are online in one way or the other and even with the top notch security means taken there are always one way or the other to break in and create havok.

The next battlefield may be at someones office pressing the "enter" button...

I think sunb!'s opinion is much in reason.

Roldwin · December 9th, 2005

I would say Europe, an asimetric war against terrorist cells, integrist and dissatisfied minorities

Not a war as we know it.

December 5th, 2005	Post 31
hopefulfuturemarine Immunes	I understand about the NK bit now, thanks yall. Makes sense. If not NK, then I would say... Not sure. I wonder though, if we will find ourselves on Russian soil anytime soon... Hopeful __________________ War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself. John Stuart Mill

December 5th, 2005	Post 32
TBA_PAKI Optio	IRAN won't be the next target. People who are thinking of this are dreaming. Its a big nation with much better military capabilities and Ballistic Missiles then that of IRAQ. Also this war will have a direct impact on US military operations in Afghanistan. The war in IRAQ already had gone too messy. 2100+ dead in 2 years. 20,000+ injured and 100's of military vehicles destroyed. Not to forget the cost of operations which is becoming a burden over US economy. Its just like the case of Soviet Union in Afghanistan. It did not turned out to be an easy challenge despite of all weapons superiority thing and despite the fact that IRAQ was already a crippled nation. And it has already been proven that fight from Air is not sufficient enough to win a war. Not to forget the price of OIL. And EU won't be there to help US in case of IRAN. Last edited by TBA_PAKI; December 5th, 2005 at 11:40.

December 8th, 2005	Post 33
Duty Honor Country Milforum Moderator	ALL OFF TOPIC AND FLAMING POSTS REMOVED!!! If this topic strays off topic or engages in flaming again, I will lock it for good Doody __________________ "The best form of taking care of troops is first-class training, for this saves unnecessary casualties." Erwin Rommel

December 8th, 2005	Post 35
bulldogg Milforum's Bouncer Gear	So Nasa who do you propose China will attack? And how will it unfold in your opinion?? __________________ "The purpose of fighting is to win. There is no possible victory in defense. The sword is more important than the shield and skill is more important than either. The final weapon is the brain. All else is supplemental." - John Steinbeck

December 8th, 2005	Post 36
sunb! Forum Barbecuer Gear	There are many hot-spots in the world today so who really knows what the political climate brings us, but have we forgotten the digital world? Hackers, viruses, trojan horses and worms will play a vital role in the future wars in such a problematic way we've never seen before. Imagine cutting the entire banking system off by a DdOS attack? 1000s of ignorant PC owners with xDSL lines all over the world with no anti virus or firewall software - fighting a war without their knowledge? An army of digital fighters so big... Communication lines, GSM networks and vital social services are online in one way or the other and even with the top notch security means taken there are always one way or the other to break in and create havok. The next battlefield may be at someones office pressing the "enter" button... __________________ Per Qualitatem Optimum Robur

December 8th, 2005	Post 34
nasa88 Milites Gregarius	It's not better in Asia,Because china will not stay quietly!

December 9th, 2005	Post 40
Roldwin Milites Gregarius	I would say Europe, an asimetric war against terrorist cells, integrist and dissatisfied minorities Not a war as we know it.