Dogfights of Desert Storm - 1991

[N1095A]

Another set of videos for you guys

There's a small amount of language so these are PG-13 I'd say - I'm checking them each

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[Guest]

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I clicked on each one and nothing happened.

[Andy]

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Worked perfect for me - thanks, Bobby. Do you have any issues watching YouTube videos any other time, Ron? I know when I'm @ work I can't view any on my work computer - all video streaming is blocked.

I'm really considering, if you think this is okay, I'd like to take all of your dogfight links and merge them into a new thread entitled, "Dogfights for Israeli Land". What do you think? I LOVE this stuff and having it all in one thread would be nice for future reference.

It's SO sad the Israeli government and pilots chalk all their victory up to "superior technology and training" instead of glorifying the Lord their God.

[Guest]

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The message that is to me loud and clear in these videos you have posted is that the guy who shows up to fight with yesterdays technology will be in tomorrows obituary.

Development can never rest for a second. Once you use our latest technology in battle 1 time you'd better come up with something new before the next war starts.

[Andy]

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Yes, Michael - that's one thing that really was impressed upon me when I was in the USAF. It's a never ending cat-and-mouse game where each side is in a constant struggle to stay one step ahead of the other.

This is also true in the endless game of digital security. Hackers try to outwit the security systems and security engineers try to outwit and out think the hackers; attempting to stay one step ahead. If the Engineer fails then its chaos. If the hacker fails it just means he can't break through the security walls and hopefully that which is behind those walls is kept safe for one more day...then tomorrow is another day.

[Guest]

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I just tried it again. Same result.

They disappear and it goes to the next entry.

I have had no problem in the past.

[Guest]

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I fixed it.

I have Firefox and an add on called NoScript.

I had to change the setting. All is well now.