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  3. I'll ask you a question in another thread.
  4. SA's #3 shot selection really hurt them. Went 3/15 from field with some wild attempts.
  5. Not getting off topic but I moved 70I 15S and 15C.
  6. So much propaganda again.
  7. I won't dispute the high cost. But, to clarify, deployment of naval vessels is typically calculated in a different manner. If they weren't in this theater, they would be somewhere else on maneuvers. None of these vessels would be just sitting in dry dock. So, the expense is the difference between where they would have been vs. where they are now. Also, hazard pay isn't guaranteed. Sounds strange, but not everyone in a combat zone qualifies. Even then, it didn't use to be that much. A couple hundred bucks if I remember correctly. But, it was tax free. On oil, it had the largest gain, and the largest drop in history within 2 days. Point out both. Not picking at you. Just clarifying.
  8. I've been seeing footage on Facebook, but with so much propaganda I don't know what's real and what's AI.
  9. Apparently nobody cares. Shocker.
  10. Up next 2A DII Lipan vs. Martin's Mill at Alamodome, San Antonio 7pm
  11. Now we depend on the triangle for 3 titles. Plus LaMarque for 1
  12. Final 61-58 Panhandle 2A D1 State Champion Panhandle
  13. (ICE) Trump has a total of 22,000 officers and agents and a large budget. You can trust them to cover your six. I would trust them securing the refineries. They dress like well trained soldiers.🥷
  14. 2. I misspoke… out total cost to mobilize, pay hazard pay, munitions, etc… 2 billion/day doesn’t even come close to covering the cost that we’re laying out 3. The rate at which oil jumped, not the total price per barrel. It actually doubled over the course of last week, at one point, I’m pretty sure. This is a breakdown of the costs of different missile types that we use they claim to have struck more than 3000 sites in Iran. That doesn’t include the cost of defensive missiles. They fire off two Patriot missiles at a time, at a cost of 4 million each… so that’s 8 million dollars every time we try to intercept an Iranian missile or drone with a patriot battery. Key Missile Costs (Estimated as of 2026): THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense): ~$13 million per interceptor SM-6 (Standard Missile-6): ~$4.3 million to $9.3 million per unit Patriot (PAC-3 MSE): ~$3.7 million to $3.9 million per interceptor SM-2 (Standard Missile-2): ~$2.1 million per unit ESSM (Evolved SeaSparrow Missile):~$1.7 million per unit JDAM (Joint Direct Attack Munition) kits: ~$25,000 (air-dropped guided bomb) Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance +6
  15. Google Yes, as of March 2026, Israel is experiencing ongoing bombardment and aerial attacks as part of a major escalation in regional conflict. Based on reports from March 10–12, 2026, the situation includes: Coordinated Attacks: Iran and Hezbollah have launched sustained, large-scale attacks involving rockets, drones, and cluster munitions targeting locations across Israel, including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and northern areas. Cluster Bomb Strikes: Reports indicate Iran has fired cluster munitions into central Israel, which are difficult to intercept and have caused significant casualties and damage. Severe Damage and Casualties:Attacks have resulted in casualties in Israel, with reports of homes and infrastructure being damaged by rocket fire. Defense System Strain: While Israel's Iron Dome and air defense systems are active, the intense volume of projectiles and the use of cluster bombs have strained these systems. Regional Retaliation: These attacks are part of a broader conflict that includes Israeli strikes in Lebanon and against Iranian interests. A nationwide state of emergency is in effect, and residents are advised to remain close to bomb shelters. Are we counting the lives Isreal has lost?
  16. You forgot 165 dead school children.
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