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Shoot-and-scoot is the whole point. Fire, move, hide, repeat. HIMARS works because the launch is fast and the trail gets cold before counterfire can find it.

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interesting. so the idea atleast from PAF pov is to endanger our fighters at extended ranges, snipe support assets using PL17 and not give them a chance to counterfire using similar cued assets

Ludicrous nonsense from the University of Oxford. Even the IPCC recognised the absurdity of climate change predictions in its 2001 report. So much for the intellectual credibility of those who published this "study".

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To be fair, I did tell him to walk over to the wood panel hall and tell the csa that some dude named tanner on twitter keeps calling him (dort) a fkn idiot.. I sincerely think that he's an alright dude... raised some great kids that became fine officers... But yea.. his time a division was not without controversy, and it's not because he banned cell phones at training (which has always been a thing lol).. He had a tactical vision for the division.. that was the total opposite of the trajectory we had been on... im not talking about like an attitude/lethality thing... he just dramatically reorganized "how we fought".. but division struggled to articulate what that actually tangibly meant...and well...it ruffled feathers & caused confusion He randomly hated the term LGOP.... lol.. (i forget why) , would routinely say at STABs that if you weren't a JM you weren't a leader.. understandable.. but it def didn't endear subordinates to him.. And he didn't miss an opportunity to dump on his predecessor... which was weird since his predecessor was beloved and was his boss/ corp commander. The culture and tone of his staff didn't really help.. they were wrestling with the whole "division being the unit of action" and tbh... didn't have the talent to do the work themselves, so they punted it down to the bcts... which i guess is fine but resulted in 3 different visions of what oplan giant (his baby) really was... and so the bcts were always disjointed... nothing ever met expectations... I thought I had a good grasp on where he wanted to be... and I worked extremely hard during his tenure to try and achieve that.. (reworking drc cage/team fires innovation/fscx revamp..) But in the end.. in my opinion...no one was working against him.. that's complete bullshit we were throwing paint against the wall to try and see if something stuck that he liked... and maybe that's our fault.. but I promise it wasn't from a lack of trying... however, it's something HHQs begin to notice.. like when we spent 6 months... trying to work through "standardizing tocs" to the point i watched him kick my counterfire cell out of the toc in the Middle of our cte... not for any tactical reason.. just because it wasn't what 1st bct was doing and that was the "standard"... stuff like that just piles up... (slide deck div put out had version control issues) But the Joe's booed because he fkd with pt... we went from h2f doing circuit focused pt back to running 5 miles on ardennes twice a week... singing cadence etc... So going from that.. to a cut and paste command at 8th.. then to the top.. imo he's going to struggle... but he won the GO hunger games and my hats off to him for it.. and I'm legit praying for his success... we need him to be effective... So sincerely... good luck Sir... AATW! But wtf do i know...