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Forum: Military Aviation

2nd Sep 2014, 18:18

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Posted By Courtney Mil

True, PN. But I wouldn't try it over Russia....

True, PN. But I wouldn't try it over Russia. :eek:

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Sep 2014, 15:34

Replies: 46

Russian incursions Finland

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Posted By Courtney Mil

Yes, good point, AP. I was just trying to think...

Yes, good point, AP. I was just trying to think of a less grown-up game, to be honest.

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Sep 2014, 14:51

Replies: 46

Russian incursions Finland

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Posted By Courtney Mil

What does the UK play? Solitaire?

What does the UK play? Solitaire?

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Sep 2014, 14:47

Replies: 46

Russian incursions Finland

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Posted By Courtney Mil

Generally speaking, Mel, yes, it would be...

Generally speaking, Mel, yes, it would be illegal. The RoE (based in international law, but not the same thing as international law) have to account for aircraft that are diverting with an...

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Sep 2014, 14:14

Replies: 46

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Posted By Courtney Mil

No comeback? Maybe no morally, but do you really...

No comeback? Maybe no morally, but do you really want to commit an illegal act on the basis that they did it to Gary 54 years ago?

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Sep 2014, 13:52

Replies: 46

Russian incursions Finland

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Posted By Courtney Mil

Locking up is not really an indication of intent....

Locking up is not really an indication of intent. Apart from anything else, it's the best way to get accurate information about a "target" (radar target) for a lot of older radars. But it does send...

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Sep 2014, 13:29

Replies: 46

Russian incursions Finland

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Posted By Courtney Mil

It's a violation of International Law, but...

It's a violation of International Law, but doesn't in itself give grounds for engagement. There has to be a threat to national security or committing a hostile act. I suspect the consequences of...

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