Author Topic: Redemption – Military planes you were wrong about in hindsight!  (Read 16523 times)

Offline M.A.D

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Re: Redemption – Military planes you were wrong about in hindsight!
« Reply #50 on: October 17, 2020, 10:35:31 AM »
One things for certain, I will go to my grave wondering, contemplating who's doctrine would have worked had the Cold War gone 'hot' and peer adversaries like NATO and the Warsaw Pact had of gone full out in a no bars hold war.
The are so many doctrinal requirements that shaped the Soviets Operational Requirements for given weapons/weapons systems that were simply dismissed, or dare I say arrogantly denounced or critisised by the West - 'Quality vs Quantity' for example. Or that notion that Soviet doctrine was perceived through the eyes of a Western mindset - hence often a biased outcome or even far fetched exaggeration, as a consequence ensured......

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Re: Redemption – Military planes you were wrong about in hindsight!
« Reply #51 on: October 20, 2020, 02:22:41 AM »
Dare I say that "had the Cold War gone 'hot' and peer adversaries like NATO and the Warsaw Pact had of gone full out in a no bars hold war", it wouldn't have really mattered since nuclear conflagration would have resulted.   Now, if you take the nukes out of the equation then things get interesting.
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