A Look At Iran’s Brown Water Navy
If there’s one thing to be gleaned from the current deteriorating situation in Iraq, its that this has forced Iran’s hand into acting overtly instead of working through proxies and expanding their influence via their Fifth Column, Hezbollah. That said, the Strait of Hormuz is a critical choke point that they’ve strategized closing off since the overthrow of the Shah. Iran’s strategy has hinged on the use of small fast attack boats in a swarming action against larger craft. Here’s a few well done videos on them and the scheme of maneuver:
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1, 2, 300 PBR’s versus an Aircraft Carrier? Wonder if anyone has looked at this using one of the Wargaming Programs…
All the Persian Navy has to do is Sink a single U.S. Capital Ship an they ‘Win’. An early, big Victory like this would reinforce the Patriots
there and reduce the ability fir their government to ‘negotiate a settlement’.
Similarly in the U.S., loss of a Carrier would harden support of Trump the Warmonger, and again, the ability of the administration to ‘Limit’ the War to a few attacks and a declaration of ‘mission accomplished.
Gee, I Wonder where those zooish Submarines are….
we machine parts for state of the art weapons systems for Military Primes. Including old school Phalanx guns and Sea Sparrow parts. Believe me when I tell you we have many ways to destroy cardboard boats.
Meanwhile back the the U.S.A., no money to build a wall, and Republicans refuse to demand enforcement of our borders.
[…] Marco Rubio says U.S. strike against Iranian commander “had to happen” A LOOK AT IRAN’S BROWN WATER NAVY VERY GOOD VIDEO SHOWING IRANS,CAPABILITIES Iran’s Mini-Submarine Fleet Can Sink Warships (Thanks to North Korea) NATIONAL SECURITY […]
Been done: Gen Van Ripper MC02
Hug a fracker. We don’t really need to keep the straits open.