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Taliban feel 'angry and betrayed' US troops destroyed aircraft before fleeing Kabul


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Just now, 800renegaderider said:

Why did they go through all this trouble to disable them they should have just flown them out and saved the tax payers millions of dollars.

The assumption all along was that the US military had done a spectacular job at training the Afghan army and they’d use those aircraft to defend their country. That proved false. The US military didn’t effectively train, nor did the Afghans show any real ambition to defend their country. So to answer your dumb ass question, there wasn’t time to fly the aircraft out. You know, the aircraft that previous administrations loaded up Afghanistan with. 

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1 minute ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

The assumption all along was that the US military had done a spectacular job at training the Afghan army and they’d use those aircraft to defend their country. That proved false. The US military didn’t effectively train, nor did the Afghans show any real ambition to defend their country. So to answer your dumb ass question, there wasn’t time to fly the aircraft out. You know, the aircraft that previous administrations loaded up Afghanistan with. 

No time to fly them out huh but they can spend hours tearing them apart.

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27 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Did you even read the entire article? It also talks about how much of an arsenal was left, on the aviation forums I'm on they talk about bringing in Mechanics from Iran to help make the aircraft serviceable. The article states even on some aircraft entire wheel assemblies were removed, what a joke, an hour job and it's back in the air. The Taliban have been having parades and fly overs showing their captured equipment.

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10 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

Did you read your fucking article you half wit same place they flew the other 24 they got out Uzbekistan.

Those aircraft were flown to Uzbekistan by Afghan pilots fleeing the country with their families. Had you been informed you’d know that the government of Uzbekistan refused any more into their country because it was pissing off the taliban. So now what? 

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3 minutes ago, airflite1 said:

Did you even read the entire article? It also talks about how much of an arsenal was left, on the aviation forums I'm on they talk about bringing in Mechanics from Iran to help make the aircraft serviceable. The article states even on some aircraft entire wheel assemblies were removed, what a joke, an hour job and it's back in the air. The Taliban have been having parades and fly overs showing their captured equipment.

Apparently the US troops are incompetent. Give me 15 minutes with a helicopter and it would never fly again. 

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2 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Apparently the US troops are incompetent. Give me 15 minutes with a helicopter and it would never fly again. 

Or it wasn't a priority handed down by politicians. Remember it came as a complete shock how fast the Taliban took over.

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10 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Those aircraft were flown to Uzbekistan by Afghan pilots fleeing the country with their families. Had you been informed you’d know that the government of Uzbekistan refused any more into their country because it was possible off the taliban. So now what? 

How many bases are well within flying distance of Afghanistan couldn’t fly to any of those in the same time it probably took them to take the props and weapons off and whatever else they took off. FFS if there gonna disable them at least do it the cash for clunkers way take out the engine. Plenty of sand there to do that.

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Just now, airflite1 said:

Or it wasn't a priority handed down by politicians. 

That is correct. America spent $83 billion arming and training the Afghan army over the past 20 years. I believe that’s probably a huge underestimate. The assumption was that they’d defend their country upon the pullout. Guess what? The entire fucking thing collapsed in 24 hours. :lol: 

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4 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

How many bases are well with flying distance of Afghanistan couldn’t fly to any of those in the same time it probably took them to take the props and weapons off and whatever else they took off. FFS if there gonna disable them at least do it the cash for clunkers way take out the engine. Plenty of sand there to do that.

So the air force should’ve flown a shit load of pilots into a country who’s government collapsed and risked having them blown out of the sky? Good idea!  

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Just now, ActionfigureJoe said:

So the air force should’ve flown a shit load of pilots into a country who’s government collapsed and risked having them blown out of the sky? Good idea!  

Your right taking a couple bolts out and hiding them in the parts draw was the better option you win 👏 

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7 hours ago, 800renegaderider said:

Your right taking a couple bolts out and hiding them in the parts draw was the better option you win 👏 

If that's all that US troops did then it's no wonder why America has lost the last several wars. Dumb asses. The simple method for disabling an aircraft permamnantly is to destroy the propriety parts of the craft. A 10 year old could figure that out. 

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20 hours ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Apparently the US troops are incompetent. Give me 15 minutes with a helicopter and it would never fly again. 

According to someone here everyone in the military can fly but not everyone can destroy military equipment.

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20 hours ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

That is correct. America spent $83 billion arming and training the Afghan army over the past 20 years. I believe that’s probably a huge underestimate. The assumption was that they’d defend their country upon the pullout. Guess what? The entire fucking thing collapsed in 24 hours. :lol: 

You keep saying the is like it’s not an Afghan Muslim boy fucking problem.  Muslims are weak and stupid.  We are just stupid for trying to believe anything other than that.

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On 9/3/2021 at 12:01 PM, ActionfigureJoe said:

Apparently the US troops are incompetent. Give me 15 minutes with a helicopter and it would never fly again. 

Really? 15 mins?  A barrett 50 cal and a few rounds would have those grounded forever. A couple well placed grenades would also do it.  

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On 9/3/2021 at 10:42 AM, ActionfigureJoe said:

The assumption all along was that the US military had done a spectacular job at training the Afghan army and they’d use those aircraft to defend their country. That proved false. The US military didn’t effectively train, nor did the Afghans show any real ambition to defend their country. So to answer your dumb ass question, there wasn’t time to fly the aircraft out. You know, the aircraft that previous administrations loaded up Afghanistan with. 

Like the one Joe was part of for 8 yrs ? 

And again planning would have gone a long long long way in this what can only be calkedca shit show on a epic scale . 

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