Anonymous ID: c1e05b Jan. 3, 2019, 2:01 p.m. No.4583869   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>4583841

The Typhoon’s moment of glory came during and after D-Day. The introduction of the Hawker Tempest allowed the Typhoon squadrons to concentrate entirely on their ground attack role. Eighteen of the RAF’s twenty Typhoon squadrons were allocated to the 2nd Tactical Air Force. Their first task was to destroy the German radar net in Normandy. On the days before D-Day Typhoon squadrons destroyed several crucial radar stations, including the station at Jobourg that covered the Normandy beaches. Once the landings had begun, the Typhoons turned to tactical support. The Normandy countryside was perfect for defensive tank warfare. A single German tank dug in behind the high hedges of the bocage country could seriously delay the allied advance. The standard response was to call in air support, and let a rocket armed Typhoon take out the stubborn Panzer.

 

By the end of June the Typhoon squadrons had relocated to France, allowing them to increase the speed with which they could respond to calls for assistance. A crucial development was the use of the “Cab Rank” or “Taxi Rank” system. This involved maintaining a standing patrol of Typhoons over the battlefield. Below them would be a Forward Air Controller, whose job it was to direct the Typhoons onto the most important target at any moment. Once a target was identified, a stream of Typhoons would descend on it.

 

http://www.historyofwar.org/articles/weapons_hawker_typhoon.html

Anonymous ID: c1e05b Jan. 3, 2019, 2:34 p.m. No.4584300   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>4584252

Ok, we have NOT seen a coming together of military air assets like this oevr the last 15 months, period. AZAZ0909 flights operate out of davison Army Air Field and if you think Seal teams, Delta Force etc. you aren't far off.

 

I believe that an operation to finally take down the Clintons is about to get the go signal.