Corrections - How Israel could attack Iran (Corrected)
October 5, 2024
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Accidentally uploaded the RAW video. Here is the correct one.
I was wrong about a few things regarding my video here:
1. I misidentified a KC-10 as a KC-135.
2. I also confused the F-22's capability of carrying Sidewinder missiles internally with the capabilities of the F-35.
3. The Israeli Air Force may have the ability to do probe-and-drogue refueling for their F-15Is or (maybe) their F-35Is. Which would unlock the tech tree for using the KC-130H and perhaps buddy stores. Giving Israel 14 total tankers instead of just 7 modified Boeing 707s.
4. Israel may not be able to attack out of Azerbaijan because it would take too long to move the equipment and Iran might counterattack Azerbaijan.
5. Israel may not be able to use submarine launched ballistic missiles or cruise missiles because the warheads may not be powerful enough.
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