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RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - 727Sky - 03-07-2026




RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Kenzo1 - 03-07-2026

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RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Bally002 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 05:15 AM)EndtheM Wrote: [Image: ZnM7lK3w_o.jpg]
1 of only 2 boats modified for Advanced SEAL Delivery System (ASDS) support (now discontinued), the "Silent Stinger" now can claim the only submarine torpedo kill this century. USS Charlotte (SSN-766), a 32 year old Los Angeles-class apex predator. What a career.

To my knowledge there are now two warships in service in the U.S Navy that have sunk another warship in combat: USS Charlotte (SSN 766) and USS Constitution (the one in Boston Harbor). I'm assuming the other IRIS sinkings were by aircraft, and Houthi boats don't count as warships.

For an idea of what things looked like onboard USS Charlotte during its attack on IRIS Dena, this Navy video shows some of the procedures to man battlestations and conduct a torpedo attack. This is for a submerged target but many of the steps are the same.

This report is now becoming a bit personal for me.  

Not for reasons you may imagine.  It's akin to the sinking of the "General Belgrano" during the Falklands War.  

Really meant nothing to me as the Charlotte went about it's business.  

So, because Australia, involved in the AUKUS treaty is interested in purchasing at least 3 Virginia Class subs there was an exchange of submariners/sailors with the US and Australia.

Now it has come to light that there were at least 2 trainee Aussie sailors on board that sub that sank the "unarmed" Iranian ship as reported by our media. And???  You may ask, what are you on about.... 'stubid' (amazing word first produced here on RN).

Well, broadcast here on the TV this day was "Australian Sailors involved in "War Crime".  The braodcast went on about the US sub with at least "TWO" Aussie trainees on board sank an unarmed Iranian ship'

'Righto'= Aussie vernacular meaning BS - or - wheres the war crime. And why are these sailors now painted with this BS. Let alone their families. 

'Righto' = Bring it on stubids (Not my word).  How does media get away with this crap.  No wonder our ex servicemen (me too) contemplate suicide.  Media!!!! You are responsible to report not condemn.

Kind regards,

Bally.


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - gortex - 03-07-2026

The sinking of an unarmed ship in international waters is questionable and could be considered a war crime if such a thing existed anymore but the crew , Australian or otherwise , were following the orders they were given so should not be held accountable for actions they had no control over , as we know war crimes are only attributed to the losers of wars.

I do however think the sinking of a ship that wasn't a threat to the US and the resulting lives lost reflects badly on the US military , the sinking of the General Belgrano is a fair comparison as it was outside the exclusion zone although it was armed and dangerous.


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - 727Sky - 03-07-2026

Some of the weapons being used and their cost




RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - kwaka - 03-07-2026

In the geographic picture of this East v West thing going on, Russia held Crimea strong in Ukraine conflict. This place is like a natural terrain fort, similar to Iran. Don't see Putin is too keen to hand either over to Trump at this time.

Trump claims to have hit about 60% of Iran mobile and fixed missal sites. Can respond in 4 minutes when a launch is detected. Have disrupted radar and communications in Iran. 



Iron Dome has lost $ Billions in radar capability with interceptor supply draining. Iran now picking off its targets in Israel with stronger missiles.



RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - kwaka - 03-07-2026

In other news, Lebanon is preparing a ground invasion into Israel.



For how I feel about this conflict with the history of the place.



RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - 727Sky - 03-07-2026

I have been wondering where all the underground stored missiles have been during this conflict. Evidently Israel and the USA have been closing the entryways to the 90 meter deep tunnels used for storing the missiles. Evidently many soldiers (maybe one third of their army) are buried along with their missiles.




RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - F2d5thCav - 03-07-2026

Those dudes trapped underground are like, "the first one who tells an "Achmed the Dead Terrorist" joke gets it!"

Hope the ones buried are regime loyalists.

MinusculeCheers


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - YesItsMe - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 11:53 AM)727Sky Wrote:  Evidently many soldiers (maybe one third of their army) are buried along with their missiles.

I looked around and couldnt find anything on this saying up to 1/3 of their army is buried.
Not even a little bit on ANYONE being buried.
If you have links, please post them.   I'd like to read it.   Thanks.


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Kenzo1 - 03-07-2026

US will use nuclear weapons if it starts losing or is surprised by a military outcome ?


Secret Plan Outlines the Unthinkable



Quote:Under what circumstances might nuclear weapons be used under the new posture? The NPR says they “could be employed against targets able to withstand nonnuclear attack,” or in retaliation for the use of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons, or “in the event of surprising military developments.”

Planning nuclear-strike capabilities, it says, involves the recognition of “immediate, potential or unexpected” contingencies. North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya are named as “countries that could be involved” in all three kinds of threat. “All have long-standing hostility towards the United States and its security partners. All sponsor or harbor terrorists, and have active WMD [weapons of mass destruction] and missile programs.”



RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Moon68 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 04:25 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote: US will use nuclear weapons if it starts losing or is surprised by a military outcome ?


Secret Plan Outlines the Unthinkable



Quote:Under what circumstances might nuclear weapons be used under the new posture? The NPR says they “could be employed against targets able to withstand nonnuclear attack,” or in retaliation for the use of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons, or “in the event of surprising military developments.”

Planning nuclear-strike capabilities, it says, involves the recognition of “immediate, potential or unexpected” contingencies. North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya are named as “countries that could be involved” in all three kinds of threat. “All have long-standing hostility towards the United States and its security partners. All sponsor or harbor terrorists, and have active WMD [weapons of mass destruction] and missile programs.”

One should probably find a more updated article when doom porn posting.

That's from 2002.

Huh


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Ninurta - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 05:43 PM)Moon68 Wrote: One should probably find a more updated article when doom porn posting.

That's from 2002.

Huh

I dunno if the idea ever gets old - we used to say, in reference to Iran, way back in the early 1980's, "NUKE their ass and TAKE their gas!"

I even had it on a t-shirt!

Yeah, we were a little pissed off about the whole hostage ordeal... and I don't think I ever got over it. Just shows I can hold a grudge for a really long time...

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RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Moon68 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 05:57 PM)Ninurta Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 05:43 PM)Moon68 Wrote: One should probably find a more updated article when doom porn posting.

That's from 2002.

Huh

I dunno if the idea ever gets old - we used to say, in reference to Iran, way back in the early 1980's, "NUKE their ass and TAKE their gas!"

I even had it on a t-shirt!

Yeah, we were a little pissed off about the whole hostage ordeal... and I don't think I ever got over it. Just shows I can hold a grudge for a really long time...

.

I agree. When I was in the Army, during the months leading up to Desert Shield followed by Desert Storm, we were regularly saying to just glass the desert and we'll start over once it cools off.


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Kenzo1 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 05:43 PM)Moon68 Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 04:25 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote: US will use nuclear weapons if it starts losing or is surprised by a military outcome ?


Secret Plan Outlines the Unthinkable



Quote:Under what circumstances might nuclear weapons be used under the new posture? The NPR says they “could be employed against targets able to withstand nonnuclear attack,” or in retaliation for the use of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons, or “in the event of surprising military developments.”

Planning nuclear-strike capabilities, it says, involves the recognition of “immediate, potential or unexpected” contingencies. North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya are named as “countries that could be involved” in all three kinds of threat. “All have long-standing hostility towards the United States and its security partners. All sponsor or harbor terrorists, and have active WMD [weapons of mass destruction] and missile programs.”

One should probably find a more updated article when doom porn posting.

That's from 2002.

Huh

I think the newest Nuclear Posture Review is 2022 .

It is not as agressive wording as 2002 , but if i undersstand what the wording in it say , it still has room for use nuclear weapons if needed .

2022 national defence strategy     ( includes 2022 NUCLEAR POSTURE REVIEW )

some points :


Quote:"Consistent with prior reviews, our nuclear strategy accounts for existing and emerging non-nuclear
threats with potential strategic effect for which nuclear weapons are necessary to deter. We
concluded that nuclear weapons are required to deter not only nuclear attack, but also a narrow
range of other high consequence, strategic-level attacks. This is a prudent approach given the
current security environment and how it could further evolve"


"United States would only consider the use of nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend
the vital interests of the United States or its Allies and partners."

"Achieve U.S. Objectives if Deterrence Fails. We will maintain a safe, secure, and effective
nuclear deterrent and flexible nuclear capabilities to achieve our objectives should the President
conclude that the employment of nuclear weapons is necessary."

 
IMO the situation now with Iran is close call , but depends also what Iran does next .


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Moon68 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 06:54 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 05:43 PM)Moon68 Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 04:25 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote: US will use nuclear weapons if it starts losing or is surprised by a military outcome ?


Secret Plan Outlines the Unthinkable



Quote:Under what circumstances might nuclear weapons be used under the new posture? The NPR says they “could be employed against targets able to withstand nonnuclear attack,” or in retaliation for the use of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons, or “in the event of surprising military developments.”

Planning nuclear-strike capabilities, it says, involves the recognition of “immediate, potential or unexpected” contingencies. North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya are named as “countries that could be involved” in all three kinds of threat. “All have long-standing hostility towards the United States and its security partners. All sponsor or harbor terrorists, and have active WMD [weapons of mass destruction] and missile programs.”

One should probably find a more updated article when doom porn posting.

That's from 2002.

Huh

I think the newest Nuclear Posture Review is 2022 .

It is not as agressive wording as 2002 , but if i undersstand what the wording in it say , it still has room for use nuclear weapons if needed .

2022 national defence strategy     ( includes 2022 NUCLEAR POSTURE REVIEW )

some points :


Quote:"Consistent with prior reviews, our nuclear strategy accounts for existing and emerging non-nuclear
threats with potential strategic effect for which nuclear weapons are necessary to deter. We
concluded that nuclear weapons are required to deter not only nuclear attack, but also a narrow
range of other high consequence, strategic-level attacks. This is a prudent approach given the
current security environment and how it could further evolve"


"United States would only consider the use of nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend
the vital interests of the United States or its Allies and partners."

"Achieve U.S. Objectives if Deterrence Fails. We will maintain a safe, secure, and effective
nuclear deterrent and flexible nuclear capabilities to achieve our objectives should the President
conclude that the employment of nuclear weapons is necessary."

 
IMO the situation now with Iran is close call , but depends also what Iran does next .

The purpose of the NPR is to denote the circumstances that would require the use of nuclear weapons.

Why wouldn't it be outlined in the report?


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Kenzo1 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 08:00 PM)Moon68 Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 06:54 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 05:43 PM)Moon68 Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 04:25 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote: US will use nuclear weapons if it starts losing or is surprised by a military outcome ?


Secret Plan Outlines the Unthinkable



Quote:Under what circumstances might nuclear weapons be used under the new posture? The NPR says they “could be employed against targets able to withstand nonnuclear attack,” or in retaliation for the use of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons, or “in the event of surprising military developments.”

Planning nuclear-strike capabilities, it says, involves the recognition of “immediate, potential or unexpected” contingencies. North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya are named as “countries that could be involved” in all three kinds of threat. “All have long-standing hostility towards the United States and its security partners. All sponsor or harbor terrorists, and have active WMD [weapons of mass destruction] and missile programs.”

One should probably find a more updated article when doom porn posting.

That's from 2002.

Huh

I think the newest Nuclear Posture Review is 2022 .

It is not as agressive wording as 2002 , but if i undersstand what the wording in it say , it still has room for use nuclear weapons if needed .

2022 national defence strategy     ( includes 2022 NUCLEAR POSTURE REVIEW )

some points :


Quote:"Consistent with prior reviews, our nuclear strategy accounts for existing and emerging non-nuclear
threats with potential strategic effect for which nuclear weapons are necessary to deter. We
concluded that nuclear weapons are required to deter not only nuclear attack, but also a narrow
range of other high consequence, strategic-level attacks. This is a prudent approach given the
current security environment and how it could further evolve"


"United States would only consider the use of nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend
the vital interests of the United States or its Allies and partners."

"Achieve U.S. Objectives if Deterrence Fails. We will maintain a safe, secure, and effective
nuclear deterrent and flexible nuclear capabilities to achieve our objectives should the President
conclude that the employment of nuclear weapons is necessary."

 
IMO the situation now with Iran is close call , but depends also what Iran does next .

The purpose of the NPR is to denote the circumstances that would require the use of nuclear weapons.

Why wouldn't it be outlined in the report?

It has to outlined ,to my understanding it is legislatively mandated document with binding authority unlike voluntary guidelines, these are mandatory, with legal accountability and penalties for non-adherence.


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Moon68 - 03-07-2026

It's not legislated or carry the weight of law behind it. It's a report with recommended guidelines moving forward.


RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Ninurta - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 06:54 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote:  
IMO the situation now with Iran is close call , but depends also what Iran does next .

I don't think it's nearly as close as the reporters on the Left are wishing it was,nor as close as they are trying to convince people it is.

Iran is, currently, just not that big a threat... and as times goes by, what threat they can muster is dwindling.

Some of us here lived through the Cold War, when nuclear strikes were actually on the table and a real threat. Coming from that background, the current situation is not even close. I can't really think of anything that Iran is really still capable of that would justify a nuclear strike.

They may still have some fissionable material, but they won't be refining any more any time soon, and even with the fissionable material, they no longer have the capability of building a war head or a system to deliver it.

The only other thing I can think of that might justify it would be a biological warfare release, and that would kill off as many Iranians as it does the rest of us, so they might want to rethink it if that is even a consideration. It's difficult to claim dominion over people who are so dead they no longer care, so the power of the regime over their own people would die right along with those people, which is not an ideal situation for the power-hungry.

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RE: Looks like the war with Iran is cooking off - Kenzo1 - 03-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 08:15 PM)Ninurta Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 06:54 PM)Kenzo1 Wrote:  
IMO the situation now with Iran is close call , but depends also what Iran does next .

I don't think it's nearly as close as the reporters on the Left are wishing it was,nor as close as they are trying to convince people it is.

Iran is, currently, just not that big a threat... and as times goes by, what threat they can muster is dwindling.

Some of us here lived through the Cold War, when nuclear strikes were actually on the table and a real threat. Coming from that background, the current situation is not even close. I can't really think of anything that Iran is really still capable of that would justify a nuclear strike.

They may still have some fissionable material, but they won't be refining any more any time soon, and even with the fissionable material, they no longer have the capability of building a war head or a system to deliver it.

The only other thing I can think of that might justify it would be a biological warfare release, and that would kill off as many Iranians as it does the rest of us, so they might want to rethink it if that is even a consideration. It's difficult to claim dominion over people who are so dead they no longer care, so the power of the regime over their own people would die right along with those people, which is not an ideal situation for the power-hungry.

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There is fog of war, the situation might be worse than what we can see . Roughly 100 million people in the Gulf region rely on desalination plants for their water, there is risk Iran destroying them.  And also food suply issues will come pretty soon, because hormuz is either blocked or Iran could attack the ships trying to go there.

We dont get accurate picture from Israel either, i suppose they sensor information ....but ballistic missiles with cluster war heads coming from Iran .