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TBeats posted:someone break it down for me. what do people theorize would happen if we just.... left afghanistan? not leaving a small group of US troops behind. i mean 100% of all US assets out. We will never leave Afghanistan. Try to take a survey of all airfields we have near unlimited access and options on how to utilize to in Central Asia. Think about what platforms we can fly out of those, not counting Afghanistan with BAF, KAF, KIA, the best airfield in the region would be Al Udeid (which is far superior to those three but is also in the ME). Though while Qatar is a better airbase, that doesn't give us a location near the eastern border of Iran, the western border of China, and the southern border of Russia (yes I know there's a few countries in between Afghanistan and Russia but still). Until we can get a deal with any of the other Stans to setup a well constructed airfield we can do drat near whatever out of (which Russia won't allow in 4 of the 6) we will never leave Afghanistan.
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sharknado slashfic posted:Buying a gun in Maryland seems to be just complicated enough that I don't feel like doing it...which I guess is working as intended. suboptimal posted:I'm about to go through that Byzantine process here in DC, although to be honest, ours seem to be way less convoluted than yours. Just remember gents, the M1 Garand isn't considered an assault weapon in many states, also isn't a pistol, and has a very good history of killing nazis.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41118992 We're spending approximately $2 mil prototyping four 30ft sections of "the wall". Good thing we're testing it against small hand tools, not like cartels or coyotes would use anything larger.
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