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South Korea fires hundreds of warning shots at Russian military plane

提交时间：4 年以前

South Korean warplanes fired hundreds of warning shots at a Russian military aircraft that entered South Korean airspace on Tuesday, defence officials said. (uk.reuters.com) 更多...

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Timothy Reno 4 年以前 6

Firing Warning should be modus operandi.
Sends a message of strong unwavering resolve. It appears the Russians and Chinese were acting as provocateurs.

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Shenghao Han 4 年以前 -7

Yeah, like US doesn’t regularly fly P3 and P8 into South China Sea or something...

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Timothy Reno 4 年以前 5

South China Sea doesn’t belong to China. No more than the Gulf of Mexico belongs to Mexico... That is open water... It’s nearly a 1000 by 800 miles or 800000 Square miles. In no way shape or form does the United States of America show aggression while conducting maneuvers over the “South China Sea”.

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siriusloon 4 年以前 2

The problem arises when one country claims the territory and airspace above it and another one (or more) dispute the claim and don't recognise it. For example, the USA doesn't recognise Canadian claims to the waterways between its Arctic islands because it suits its purposes to ignore the claim.

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siriusloon 4 年以前 3

If the pilot pulls the trigger and fires 100 rounds, that's ONE shot, not 100.

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Cansojr 4 年以前 1

Please read "Thud Ridge" by Col. Jack Broughton will clarify this issue for you.

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siriusloon 4 年以前 1

I have an autographed copy and I have read it several times. I stand by my comment.

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John L. Sullivan 4 年以前 2

Without concrete tactical data we are all shooting in the dark. ADZs serve a purpose and a country's right to defend its rational ADZ,(not as half of the South China Sea), is well accepted in international law. As we pull the trigger, it stands us all well to remember we are killing people not aircraft.
John L.

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Scott Eisenhart 4 年以前 2

What they SHOULD have done was to initiate a missile lock on the AC, the pilots would have gotten that message LOUD & CLEAR.

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srobak 4 年以前 1

You need to stop watching movies

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Leo Dikinis 4 年以前 1

It’s good that each party has military attaches to provide lines of communications. It would be frightening it this was left to the “Cookie Pushers”.

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Ricky Scott 4 年以前 18

Cant you leave politics out of it.

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Cansojr 4 年以前 9

Hi Ricky, how do you leave politics out of a heavily politicized industry?

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crk112 4 年以前 1

You must live under a rock

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hd rider 4 年以前 -1

Evidently you don't require facts to make an emotional decision.

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Dennis Stockton 4 年以前 0

The Communists should have been given a remembrance of KAL 007, but it seems only Turkey had (no longer) the guts to shoot down a Russian fighter jet.

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Cansojr 4 年以前 -3

Warning shots are normally used to encourage an intruder to leave the South Korean ADIZ or Air Defence Identification zone. It is a global practice. We send fighters up to intercept snooping Russian TU95 Bear Delta's.

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jbqwik 4 年以前 5

While it's true that ADIZ intercepts are common practice, warning shots are not

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hd rider 4 年以前 3

It's the language they understand.

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siriusloon 4 年以前 2

No, warning shots are not "normally used" and it is not a "global practice". I have met and interviewed several pilots, both American and Canadian, who have intercepted "Bears" and other Soviet and Russian aircraft, some of them at the height of the Cold War and some more recently, and not one of them EVER fired a single round. You watch too many bad movies.

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Scott Eisenhart 4 年以前 0

Missile lock would have sent the message LOUD & CLEAR to the pilots!

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siriusloon 4 年以前 1

Russian pilots are under strict ground control and if Boris back at base tells them to fly a certain course and to maintain it, they do. Individual initiative, such as your shouted suggestion, would have no effect on the pilots' actions.

Not every aircraft has sensors to tell it when a missile is locked on, especially an IR missile which doesn't emit anything until it's launched and then the only "emission" is from its rocket motor.

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srobak 4 年以前 1

It doesn't work that way

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