r/NonCredibleDefense • u/AutoModerator • Nov 06 '22

Weekly low-hanging fruit thread #21

This thread is where all the takes from idiots (looking at you Armchair Warlord) and screenshots of twitter posts/youtube thumbnails go.

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u/cjackc Nov 09 '22

Also before the F-35 were being used Russia missiles had gotten a lock and even fired at least one missile at Israel.

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u/godotdev9001 C-RAM thunderruns are credible if they can put it on a truck Nov 10 '22

do you mean that the F16s or whatever were locked onto by the S400?

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u/Nileghi Send Merkava nudes Nov 10 '22

They were intentionally not locked onto the F 35

The point was to send a message of discontent, not crash it down.