Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Why F-16s Could Be a Game Changer for Ukraine | WSJ" video.

  1.  @spartanrating8210  COPE. They didn't withdraw from Kharkiv, you can see the pictures. They were massacred. The roads in Kharkiv were littered in body parts.
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  2. And they were right. HIMARS stopped the Russian advances last summer by targeting the artillery food, Patriots saved Kiev, Storm Shadow has deleted command posts and ammo dumps outside HIMARS range.
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  3. The 15 game changers that did change the game. The nation with the big scary tank army had them throw turrets into space. The nation with the big scary artillery had to put the ammo 80km away.
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  4. The Javelins changed the game. Slaughtered Russian tanks. HIMARS changed the game. It forced artillery ammo to be placed 80km away from the artillery. The pattern is clearly seen. Russia's tendons are being cut one by one.
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  5.  @divoulos5758  Russia bombed the runways in the first day of the war. So what? Half the missiles missed, craters can be filled.
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  6.  @realnapster1522  Israel flew F-35s over Iran. The US struck targets in Syria protected by Syrian S-300 and Russian S-400s with B-1s.
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  7. Javelins stopped the tank onslaught. Bayraktar punished the stalled convoys while air defense was down. HIMARS obliterated ammo dumps, forcing Russians to drive 80km to get shells for their artillery pieces.
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  8. HIMARS changed the face of the war. Russian artillery was well fed and supplies. HIMARS starved it, now ammo dumps have to be 80km away.
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  9.  @HKim0072  Someone tell John Hoehn and William Courtney that American F-16s landed in Ukrainian air bases during joint training.
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  10.  @Wen6543  If F-16s are too delicate, why have they been flown in Ukraine during joint exercises?
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  11.  @hb1338  You can literally see the satellite pictures of the craters, half of their missiles MISSED the airfields. And airfield repairs take a day or two.
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  12.  @jonnie2bad  But Ukraine can't buy active seeker missiles from Russia. Their only option is firing AMRAAMs from F-16s. Because their enemy won't sell them the good missiles. "then shut off it's own radar" - This is never done because the missiles need mid-course updates before going active. If you shut down radar the missiles will lose track before the active seeker goes online.
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  13.  @kallindar123  Russians prefer the grind thing. They ground themselves down. Wagner is going back to Africa, now Russia's casualties will no longer be prisoners. They'll be Russian men and boys with families that will miss them. Not convicts.
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  14. They did change the game. Javelin changed the game from a tank rush to a slow artillery grind because all the Russian tanks were popping off. Then HIMARS starved the Russian artillery by forcing all the ammo dumps 80km away.
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  15.  @leoschmain  Even a F-16A made in 1979 most likely received the MLU. That means it can interface with missiles that weren't available in the 80s.
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