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tdayof:
Is the US forcing polices on her allies?

Still wonder how these sovereign nations are too clingy onto US rules. Israel seems to be the only one here capable of freeing herself from some US policies.

Odunayaw:
I was speaking about chess specifically

However I think that thought was from Sun Tzu or so
but who cares about philosophy when shit hits the fan

Algerian1:
A Russian pilot on Ka 52 Helicopter Firing on poeple by error during Military Exercises Zapad 2017



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrrT0uJ2M88

bidexiii:
His he drunk or what....

Or did he mistakenly press the fire button, hope no life was lost.

nemesis4u:
oh sorry than

me fuucck Sun Tzu respectfully

me i am Chanakya all the way

Chanakya proposed Saam Daam Dand Bhed

"Charm" the other party (saam),or "Pay overhand or underhand" (daam), or "Threaten" (dand), or "Information Superiority" (bhed)

fits Fifth Generation (unrestricted) Warfare (5GW) perfectly

“all means whatsoever – means that involve the force of arms and means that do not involve the force of arms, means that involve military power and means that do not involve military power, means that entail casualties, and means that do not entail casualties – to force the enemy to serve one’s own interest.”

now u understand why RAAAAWWWW is so pacifist

Odunayaw:
It sounds the same with Sun Tzu's thought..or did I put it badly

Your defence posture(in all its form) Will force your enemy to think to hard about outsmarting you thus leaving him predictable (gives you opportunity to spank him)

nemesis4u:
data mining

copy paste...........

If you are a techie, your future can be more exciting than writing code for a labour-arbitrage company that sells your skills cheap to the western world. Now you can even fight for your country while not moving an inch away from your keyboard.

A number of tech startups, as well as big companies, are now providing intelligent solutions to soldiers guarding the borders. The demand for such solutions has increased after rising hostilities with Pakistan last year and the Doklam standoff with China this year.

Speaking at the second edition of the ‘Smart Border Management’ conference organised by FICCI in New Delhi on Monday, BSF director-general KK Sharma said technology was required to reinforce the efficiency of soldiers guarding borders.

Border management has emerged as a crucial area in need of smart solutions for armed forces. Most of India's borders are difficult to guard due to mountains, rivers and other diverse geographical features.

That's where Indian techies come into picture. A techie sitting in his Bangalore office with loads of data can devise smart solutions for soldiers guarding the borders. And a lot of them are already working on what has come to be called defence analytics.

With the help of artificial intelligence and Big Data, soldiers patrolling the border know when and where terrorists are likely to cross over into Indian soil. A smart solution devised by a techie can be as precise as predicting the day and time of the next incursion and how it would occur.

"We have more than 20 terabytes of data on border movement which earlier used to be recorded in physical logbooks of soldiers. These include thermal images, instances of people going near the fence from across the border, activity at late night, etc,” says Tushar Chhabra, co-founder of Gurgaon-based driverless truck company CRON systems, which helps the army in predicting border-infiltration patterns.

For instance, terrorists on the other side of the border usually send a herd of cattle to check for mines that the armed forces have placed on the border. Analysis of past data has shown that typically an incursion follows 12 days later.

Nyokas, a Kochi-based startup, has developed a smart jacket for armed forces. When a solider gets injured during an operation, the smart jacket sends signals to other soldiers.

Delhi-based Innefu Labs provides analytics services to BSF, CRPF and police departments across the country. The firm’s data analytics predicted that incidents of cross-border infiltration and narcotic smuggling increase on cloudy and foggy days.

Tata Power SED and Dat Con are running a pilot project of the Ministry of Home Affairs to install an integrated border-guarding system to test technology for preventing infiltration, especially by detecting cross-border tunnels as well as possible entries through aerial and underwater routes. Called the Comprehensive Integrated Border Management System (CIBMS), it is a major counter-infiltration measure to prevent cross-border terror attacks.

CIBMS will establish a seamless multi-tier security ring at the border using a variety of sensors such as thermal imager, radar, aerostat with EO payload, optical fibre intrusion detection system, unattended ground sensor and underwater sensor.

Just a decade ago, artificial intelligence and Big Data were part of arcane lingo of nerds. Today, they have become buzzwords. They are used by entities as diverse as tax sleuths and stock traders.

As ITBP DG RK Pachnanda said at the FICCI conference, the armed forces need technology as a force multiplier. This opnes up vast space for techies. Globally, defence analytics is a $2-billion market but is still taking off in India. While DRDO has a dedicated lab, the Centre for Artificial Intelligence (CAIR), to develop defence technology such as robots, the scope for private data analytics companies is also increasing by the day.

nemesis4u:
yes one of the desired results

it is part of Chanakyas stratagems

"If war involves both parties in a common ruin, that is the bankruptcy of statesmanship. War must be conducted by armed forces but much more important than the force of arms is the high strategy which saps the enemy's morale and disrupts his forces and brings about his collapse or takes him to the verge of collapse before armed attack"

"war must always serve the larger ends of policy and not become an end in itself.The statesman's objective must always be the betterment of the State as a result of war and not the mere defeat and destruction of the enemy"

something to ponder

manageable yusuf dead-> unmanageable nutjob saleku takes over -> boko harem flares up unmanageably

The war between the two communist neighbors broke out in the early hours of February 17, 1979, when China launched a full-scale military invasion into Vietnam’s northernmost provinces. Though the skirmish lasted only 27 days, the devastation it caused was colossal.


Casualty figures are still in doubt, as they have never been released by either Beijing or Hanoi. Some have estimated that Chinese casualties ranged anywhere between 21,000 and 63,000. It is also thought that tens of thousands of Vietnamese died and suffered, most of them civilians because the war was fought exclusively on Vietnamese soil.

Viet Minh commander Vo Nguyen Giap,with considerable Chinese aide, massed troops and placed heavy artillery in caves in the mountains overlooking the French camp. On March 13, 1954, Giap launched a massive assault on strong point Beatrice, which fell in a matter of hours. Strong points Gabrielle and Anne-Marie were overrun during the next two days, which denied the French use of the airfield, the key to the French defense. Reduced to airdrops for supplies and reinforcement, unable to evacuate their wounded, under constant artillery bombardment, and at the extreme limit of air range, the French camp’s morale began to fray.

he French perimeter was gradually reduced until, on May 7, resistance ceased. T[b]he shock and agony of the dramatic loss of a garrison of around fourteen thousand men allowed French prime minister Pierre Mendes to muster enough parliamentary support to sign the Geneva Accords of July 1954, which essentially ended the French presence in Indochina.[/b]

tdayof:


Some in Congress are pushing for a ‘Space Corps,’ dedicated to fighting wars in the cosmos.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/checkpoint/wp/2017/09/15/some-in-congress-are-pushing-for-a-space-corps-dedicated-to-fighting-wars-in-the-cosmos/

iblawi:
Nemesis4u, please, can I get the source of the post? It will be of great use.

Odunayaw:
Sun Tzu's Art of War

jln115:
I read somewhere that all our civilian Radars as well as the Radars of the South African Weather service are also linked to LinkZA.......and with over a 100 proper airports in SA , I would say we have pretty extensive radar coverage.

kikuyu1:
BOW DOWN TO THE VIETNAMESE,WARRIORS FOR OVER 2 K YEARS!

Their ancient enemy ,the neighbouring Khmer,the Cambodians were very very dark eg,the Khmer seen in this 12th century frieze from Angkor Thom were still strongly Africoid,observe the hair.

.....to be continued

nemesis4u:
just asking

isnt linkza airborne datalink ie air to air , air to ground / ground to air

or it has compatibility between ground terminals too