>According to a recent interview on Fox News retired General Jack Keane stated there are retired American F-16 Pilot Volunteers flying combat missions in Ukraine.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=q-VlZu3rNdo
Is this information accurate? In the past, Two Dogs, a retired F-16 pilot stated he would be willing to volunteer to fly for Ukraine if accepted and knew other former fighter pilots that would be willing too. Would this correlate with the uptick in the use of JDAM's being observed?

>foxnews

>>64010549 (OP)
>retired

Why wouldn't there be?

>>64010558
I mean, I wouldn't want to go into combat without tires, either.

>>64010549 (OP)
Biden had threatened any potential volunteer pilots with loss of citizenship if they did this.
Doubt it changed with Trump.

ukraine doesn't need them unless there was a massive increase in donated birds. ukraine has a lot of pilots from the old days, and if you can use a flanker or mig-29, you can use a f-16 (doesn't take long to learn the systems).

>>64010549 (OP)
If there were volunteer pilots ready to fly, it wouldn't have taken them over two years to have F-16's over Ukrainian skies.

>>64011150
Biden never said that and the wouldn't be able to take anyone's citizenship away.

>>64010549 (OP)
>Major issue
Nah he's a General.

>>64010549 (OP)
Any time there is a war against Russia there will be American pilots volunteering to fight. For instance this even occured in 1920 when American pilots flew for Poland against the Soviets.
>>64011192
Yes he did and yes could.

>>64011177
This.

We could have donated 100 F-117s and 100 American former pilots doing circles over Moscow and Putin would do nothing but cope and seethe in his bunker and the war would be over in a week. Ukraine hasn't won only because western politicians don't want them to

>>64011150
I don't think Trump would give a shit or understand the political implications.
As for Joe, I struggle finding him threatening an ant in his current state.

>>64011177
glownig

>>64011150
>Yes he did and yes could.
proofs?

>>64010558
Claire Lee Chennault was "retired" in 1940

>>64011212
No

>>64012392
No proofs only seethe.

>>64011227
I'm starting to believe this. The longer the war goes the worse for China and russia and better for the west

>>64010549 (OP)
How much of a help would giving them AESA radars be?

>>64014785
China's quite well off this war as well, in part thanks to how the yanks have conducted themselves.

>>64011150
>Doubt it changed with Trump.
I wouldn't doubt it, simply because of how much time has passed. Even if Joe's escalation might have been glacially slow, he still ended up crossing a lot of "final" red lines over time, hell, even Trump is starting to.
>>64011212
>and yes could.
I might not be aware, but I can't recall any instances of US citizens (by birth) having their citizenship revoked. Also sounds like it could be a violation of the 14th Amendment.
>>64014785
Not really for China. So long as the Russian government doesn't collapse and their nooks stay pointed at the west, they're not losing anything.
Even in the event of a collapse, China would still have a chance to prop up a successor state that is just as if not more friendly to China, and they would also have license to pursue their aspirations in the Russian far east.

>>64014785
China is a benefactor in this as well.