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I'm surprised P35 hasn't been in here to blame either Ukraine and/or a combination of the US/Jews/NWO for the shootdown of PS752.
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Proccy is banned from SRP these daysI'm surprised P35 hasn't been in here to blame either Ukraine and/or a combination of the US/Jews/NWO for the shootdown of PS752.
Proccy is banned from SRP these days
Nothing too unusual about a missile battery firing 2 missiles. Its usually SOP to ensure the destruction of the target.
So they missed, looked at the plane to see it was alright, and fired again.30 seconds apart though?
Yep - and the missiles generally aren't designed to hit the target, they're designed to detonate in close proximity to the target to disable it. Two missles = double the force/shrapnel cloud.Nothing too unusual about a missile battery firing 2 missiles. Its usually SOP to ensure the destruction of the target.
I really want to know how/why the aircraft IFF didn't immediately feed into the SAM systems.So they missed, looked at the plane to see it was alright, and fired again.
Looks like I was wrong when I said the operators were 80 IQ. It's probably closer to 50.
The launcher probably couldn't read the IFF code the transponder was sending.I really want to know how/why the aircraft IFF didn't immediately feed into the SAM systems.
I imagine the radar signature of a commercial airliner is many orders of magnitude higher than that of a cruise missile too.