Comments by "verdebusterAP" (@verdebusterAP) on "F-15EX Jets With Bunker-Busting GBU-57 Bombs | What Israel Needs To Destroy Iran's Nuke Facilities" video.

You dont have to , its called digging up the garden The F-15EX can carry up eight 2000lbs bombs The first 1 bomb creates a crater ,while 2 and 3 are laser guided thanks the laser guidance, the bombs will all strike the same spot repeatedly Then you drop a pair of GBU-27s Then F-15EX drops GBU-72 and good night Iran's gamble was that mountainous terrains would make it hard for bunker buster to reach Thats true for 1st gen GBU-28s but newer models like the GBU-72 are far more effective Secondly as for getting multiple tries Iran's air force and air defenses would be shredded long before
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@realpolitik01 Not assumption fact Israel has access the AGM-88 which can destroy those mobile systems More point, Israel has number of weapons able to destroy those launchers beforehand
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Thats literally a moot point when the US has the capability to strike those missiles before they can be used Secondly, both Russia and China has publicly acknowledge that USN SM-3 is capable of boost phase interception The odds of Iran so called missile reaching is virtually nil and thats not counting the other layers of defenses and offensive weapons that US has at sea
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@realpolitik01 I has 5000 missiles Now thats comedy Lets add reality to that statement All worthless then end Its called modern warfare for a reason ding dong Sam sites are Missile firing units, radar, communications and command post MFUs are useless without comms or command post and radar can be simplely jammed with EW You dont need to target the missile, if you destroy their comm and command Without comms and command post, there is no way for the missiles to handled off Without radar, no way for missile to reach their target By destroying or jamming those items, all those missile become paper weights As far the US The US would destroy literally everything Iran has Iran problem's is that Serb already tried that tactic Serbian forces survived because US SEAD could not track them unless they were active and weapons could only engage them if they are active and they lacked comms to transmit data to other assets. Thanks to those lessons, the AGM-88G can engage even targets are cold or even moving at double the range Bonus, thanks to 20 years in Afghan, EA-18G Growlers networked together can generate targeting tracks for hostile radio-frequency sources in real time and trilaterate targets locations from hundreds of square to a very, very small area.
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