>>513017551
>In Western countries on the verge of civil war I'm not sure how it would unfold.
In a mostly disarmed population where no free speech is allowed and all attempts to organize resistance against that is attacked viciously even in peacetime?

There will be enforcers, mainly system loyal cuckolds that we see now (remember covid?).
And the immigrants who are fed lies about how the people oppress them etc, will then be given guns, a badge and the right to use any force required to get whitey to fight.
You also have economic and bureaucratic pressure on the civilians.

You want to have access to your bank account?
>Sign up to the draft or we cut you out from the banking system.
You have kids?
>CPS has an anonymous tip and might need to place your kids in foster care
You have any family members?
>They are now investigated for harboring a fugitive, under the anti terror act they are now banned from banking and all assets are frozen.

Now do this on isolated demographics and not on everyone at the same time and it is ez to in pure Napoleonic manner defeat the enemy in detail.
You focus overwhelming forces on a small group every time.

>>513017661
>We have tons of footage and reports about the US capturing Pyongyang, but we have no reports and no footage about how the USA lost Pyongyang again.
They blame it on China, despite fighting no battle against them.
It is also funny how they portray it as something unfair... the entirety of the western powers were there already!
But that was the reaction when China was still in complete poverty, run away.
I wonder what the reaction will be if the chinks fart in the direction of Taiwan today.

>>512946216
>It's a good idea of Sweden to make simpler planes that country like Brazil or India can assemble themselves.
It is made to be easily maintained, which makes it astonishing that the Swedish air force struggles with it.
(That is a consequence of their IT system and JIT delivery logistics chain)

(Almost) no spares should be stored at the flotilla, all should be ordered when needed.
Unfortunately, spares are not in ready supply in the central logistics hub (which is one Kalibr away from being inoperable), and they can't order a pack.. so every bespoke bolt, nut and o-ring has to be ordered individually.
And they have to be made to order by SAAB, rather than being ordered in larger batches to keep costs down.
So in the end, to save some money, they also save up on backlog orders so they can order more than 1 bespoke bolt at a time... meaning that they take parts from other jets.

But the plane itself its nice.
If only it wasn't operated by complete retards.

This for instance is the most important aspect IMO
>The answer is ‘Split Avionics’. Separating flight critical and mission critical means a less complicated system that allows for easy modifications. Here is how it works at so many levels.
>Gripen avionics system separates 10% of core flight critical management codebase from 90% of tactical management code. This results in avionics that are hardware agnostic, leaving the tactical management to be integrated with new features without the need to re-certify the flight critical software.
>Saab’s Avionic Management System (AMS) for Gripen is the first truly open architecture avionics platform. Conscious decoupling of a list of its elements ensures that individual features are self-contained. The AMS boasts of multiple hardware and software abstraction layers that enable any part of the architecture to be modified or replaced with minimal system impact, which means operators can control the design process and make changes independently from Saab.