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2RHPZ
04-10-2004, 04:07 AM
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stuntman
04-10-2004, 04:18 AM
According to the PRAVDA.RU : "The government sent a group of special forces to release the hostages. There is no information on the number of the servicemen in the special forces unit and their equipment. This is the same unit which rescued the group of Japanese architectures in Kyrgyzstan in 1999."
http://english.pravda.ru/accidents/21/93/375/12467_hostages.html
Although this info come from russian news (which I donīt trust on 100% ... usually ;) ) it could be interesting behaviour of goverment. Almost all EU countries would have been learning this lesson from them!
IF successful this will be a great lesson learned.
Any rescue attempt would surely be carried out by either exclusively US SOF troops or in a joint operation. Japanese CT troops are certainly not prepared to operate in Iraq by themselves. Kurdish fighters would be very likely to co-operate as well, as they are the only reliable force left in Iraq. Using Sunni or Shia scouts could compromise the whole potential rescue attempt.
SiFiOn
04-10-2004, 06:46 AM
I hope that any resue-attempt will be succesful, otherwise we are viewing disgusting pics on this site again.
Almost all EU countries would have been learning this lesson from them!
Huh?!
scm77
04-10-2004, 09:36 AM
Japenese special forces:
http://home.comcast.net/~chat_trivia/images/power_rangers.gif
rofl rofl
Obergefreiter
04-10-2004, 09:49 AM
rofl
Anyone have any info on Japanese Special forces? I can say I know absolutely nothing about this. I can't be the only one.
Rantanplan
04-10-2004, 10:31 AM
Japenese special forces:
http://home.comcast.net/~chat_trivia/images/power_rangers.gif
rofl rofl
Power Rangers are as japanese as Muammar Gadhafi.
foxtrot023
04-10-2004, 10:35 AM
Japenese special forces:
http://home.comcast.net/~chat_trivia/images/power_rangers.gif
rofl rofl
Power Rangers are as japanese as Muammar Gadhafi.
Funny stuff though.....
Maine Finn
04-10-2004, 10:38 AM
Japenese special forces:
http://home.comcast.net/~chat_trivia/images/power_rangers.gif
rofl rofl
I didn't think it was possible to get any more childish. I'm glad you proved me wrong. Thanks a lot. :roll:
~Emily
EchoSierra2
04-10-2004, 10:41 AM
Japenese special forces:
http://home.comcast.net/~chat_trivia/images/power_rangers.gif
rofl rofl
HAHAHAHAHA! LMAO! I choked on my coffee thank you. LOL!
Imshi-Yallah
04-10-2004, 10:50 AM
Japans only CT forces are Police, there is a HRT/CT platoon attached to each police district giving how difficult it was to get the SDF deployed overseas they'd be breaking a hell of a lot of laws to do it.
Unless of course one of the elite GSDF units had a previously undisclosed SF capability which would still contravene Japan's pacifist constitution.
http://www.specialoperations.com/Foreign/Japan/Default.htm
On the other hand I feel it was most fortunate for those Iraqi's who released the South Korean hostages, thats a country that would unleash a whole world of pain on you.[/url]
Japenese special forces:
http://home.comcast.net/~chat_trivia/images/power_rangers.gif
rofl rofl
I didn't think it was possible to get any more childish. I'm glad you proved me wrong. Thanks a lot. :roll:
~Emily
gotta admit that was pretty funny and original in a while
but i hope the captors weren serious about executing the 3. God be with them.
2RHPZ
04-10-2004, 11:44 AM
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martinexsquaddie
04-10-2004, 12:03 PM
I think most of EU backs the war on terror
rather than the invasion of iraq which they thought was a bad idea and have been proved right :(
mack pl
04-10-2004, 12:14 PM
Haiw,
I mean that European goverments, except UK, have no balls for any kind of action. They would rather discuss withdrawing their troops. I am living in Europe but I am very fed up with attitudes to all - wars, politic, etc. Liberals and socialists in Brusel will let EU die due to their wrong decisions. War on terror is not just a war again some fanatics - it is a war against people who hate our EU-USA civilization and want to destroy us. We must be strong and tough. We will win, I am sure ... but it needs a time and effort.
Anyway, I agree that if Japan send their SF operators to Iraq to rescue hostages they would closely cooperate with US SOFs. I donīt know if they have any unit ready to do that but even effort is right ... much better then to sit by the round table and talk bull**** to someone who doesnīt want to listen.Well, few countries sent SOF to A-stan for fight against terror(Germany, Denmark,Norway,Italy,UK),so they have balls sometimes.But if we talking about Iraq,its another story :| BTW not all socialist are f**n pacifist ;) Polish social democratic government sent ours troops to Iraq for example.But I agree with most of that what you wrote CAG 147 ;) Zdarec.
2RHPZ
04-10-2004, 12:32 PM
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mack pl
04-10-2004, 12:38 PM
OK, I must admit that I am pro-American (many times blame for that :) ) and thus maybe have strict personal point of view but I still think that EU doesnīt do enough. Mack Pl, you are right, Iraq is different story but you and me know what they (Iraqis) have dealt with ... West countries donīt know what it means to live in such a regime. BTW, I mentioned already that Polish goverment is one the bravest in Europe! You may be proud of it!Well, Im proud of ours soldiers,but government is different story :lol:I agree, this guys from west Europe dont know what is a regime(Saddam, comunists etc.). BTW Czech gov have balls too, because they sent comandos to A-stan.
2RHPZ
04-10-2004, 12:48 PM
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mack pl
04-10-2004, 01:03 PM
Well, they sent them already ... many months after official US request. CZ goverment doesnīt want to see dead soldiers coming home in coffins ... they rather send three field hospitals then a group of operators. Rumour says that 601. SSS will cry for action so much that they persuaded Prime minister to give them a green light.Lepiej póżno, niż wcale-better now than never ;) Poland sent ours troops(GROM,engineers) to A-stan in March 2002, but it wasnt fast response in my opinion. Its very good for yours commandos,because they will have real combat experience in A-stan.Training its not real fight.Zdarec :)
2RHPZ
04-10-2004, 01:14 PM
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usa320
04-10-2004, 01:17 PM
I would be shocked if the hostages WERENT freed by SOF. But i would be shocked if it were japanese SOF carrying out the raid. The lack the combat experience in modern war. All the peacetime training doesnt mean much over wartime experience. Im guessin the raid will be carried out by a mix of ICDC special forces and Marine FAST or force recon units.
Dominique
04-10-2004, 01:31 PM
Japans only CT forces are Police, there is a HRT/CT platoon attached to each police district giving how difficult it was to get the SDF deployed overseas they'd be breaking a hell of a lot of laws to do it.
Unless of course one of the elite GSDF units had a previously undisclosed SF capability which would still contravene Japan's pacifist constitution.
http://www.specialoperations.com/Foreign/Japan/Default.htm
On the other hand I feel it was most fortunate for those Iraqi's who released the South Korean hostages, thats a country that would unleash a whole world of pain on you.[/url]
Actually the Japanese MSDF (Navy) and GSDF (Army) both have recently formed units. IIRC the GSDF unit is codenamed "S", the MSDF's Special Guard Force (or team- I can't remember which one) is similar to the SEALs.
Imshi-Yallah
04-10-2004, 01:42 PM
Do you have a link for that?
Even if they do have the personell in country it far from guarantees that an operation has even been planned
Haiw,
I mean that European goverments, except UK, have no balls for any kind of action. They would rather discuss withdrawing their troops. I am living in Europe but I am very fed up with attitudes to all - wars, politic, etc. Liberals and socialists in Brusel will let EU die due to their wrong decisions. War on terror is not just a war again some fanatics - it is a war against people who hate our EU-USA civilization and want to destroy us. We must be strong and tough. We will win, I am sure ... but it needs a time and effort.
Anyway, I agree that if Japan send their SF operators to Iraq to rescue hostages they would closely cooperate with US SOFs. I donīt know if they have any unit ready to do that but even effort is right ... much better then to sit by the round table and talk bull**** to someone who doesnīt want to listen.
We don't have any balls for action? Err...what the **** are we doing in Afghanistan then? Besides, why do you think there aren't any 'high-profile' hostage takings in Europe these days? Because we always 'negotiated' with them?
TriggerPuller
04-10-2004, 04:50 PM
I would be shocked if the hostages WERENT freed by SOF. But i would be shocked if it were japanese SOF carrying out the raid. The lack the combat experience in modern war. All the peacetime training doesnt mean much over wartime experience. Im guessin the raid will be carried out by a mix of ICDC special forces and Marine FAST or force recon units. You need to learn mission specifics. In no way shape or form is this a mission for FAST or FR marines!
TP
MetalBoy
04-10-2004, 05:26 PM
I would be shocked if the hostages WERENT freed by SOF. But i would be shocked if it were japanese SOF carrying out the raid. The lack the combat experience in modern war. All the peacetime training doesnt mean much over wartime experience. Im guessin the raid will be carried out by a mix of ICDC special forces and Marine FAST or force recon units. You need to learn mission specifics. In no way shape or form is this a mission for FAST or FR marines!
TP
Yeah, too delicate for Marine Force Recon, they'd just blow everything up. ;)
TALOS
04-10-2004, 05:33 PM
On the other hand I feel it was most fortunate for those Iraqi's who released the South Korean hostages, thats a country that would unleash a whole world of pain on you.[/url]
Too totally agree with you, I know an old guy (I work in health care facilities) who was in korea and the rok were tuff then and from what I hear they have only gotten better.
TriggerPuller
04-10-2004, 05:39 PM
On the other hand I feel it was most fortunate for those Iraqi's who released the South Korean hostages, thats a country that would unleash a whole world of pain on you.[/url]
Too totally agree with you, I know an old guy (I work in health care facilities) who was in korea and the rok were tuff then and from what I hear they have only gotten better. I have trained and trained with ROK Marines these boys are as hard as woodpeckers lips and very difficult to knock out!! I believe that S. Korea would have unleashed holy hell if their people were killed,very good idea for the terrorists to release them!!!!
TP
Webley
04-10-2004, 05:39 PM
It would be good for Japanese morale to have the Japanese hostages resued by Japanese troops.
I think they will be part of any rescue attempts. Might even be a Japanese entry team going in.
TriggerPuller
04-10-2004, 05:41 PM
I would be shocked if the hostages WERENT freed by SOF. But i would be shocked if it were japanese SOF carrying out the raid. The lack the combat experience in modern war. All the peacetime training doesnt mean much over wartime experience. Im guessin the raid will be carried out by a mix of ICDC special forces and Marine FAST or force recon units. You need to learn mission specifics. In no way shape or form is this a mission for FAST or FR marines!
TP
Yeah, too delicate for Marine Force Recon, they'd just blow everything up. ;) We only start blowing **** up once are mission has been compromised!
TP
TALOS
04-10-2004, 05:48 PM
I would be shocked if the hostages WERENT freed by SOF. But i would be shocked if it were japanese SOF carrying out the raid. The lack the combat experience in modern war. All the peacetime training doesnt mean much over wartime experience. Im guessin the raid will be carried out by a mix of ICDC special forces and Marine FAST or force recon units. You need to learn mission specifics. In no way shape or form is this a mission for FAST or FR marines!
TP
Yeah, too delicate for Marine Force Recon, they'd just blow everything up. ;) We only start blowing **** up once are mission has been compromised!
TP
Hmmm ... I dont see how this is a problem ;)
Mudcat
04-10-2004, 05:50 PM
If I was Japan I would send in the big guy:
http://kylemd.tripod.com//sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/space-15.jpg
Seriously, I pray that all of the hostages are released peacefully. If not I hope they blow the freak'n hostage takers away.
Webley
04-10-2004, 05:58 PM
Seriously, I pray that all of the hostages are released peacefully. If not I hope they blow the freak'n hostage takers away.
Do you suggest negotiation?
That is the worst thing that could happen as it will encourage the terrorists to take more hostages.
Seriously, I pray that all of the hostages are released peacefully. If not I hope they blow the freak'n hostage takers away.
Do you suggest negotiation?
That is the worst thing that could happen as it will encourage the terrorists to take more hostages.
No, but like has happened in this case, apparently some Iraqi clerics got them to release them within the next 24 hours. Rescue missions should be a last resort.
EchoSierra2
04-10-2004, 06:10 PM
I would be shocked if the hostages WERENT freed by SOF. But i would be shocked if it were japanese SOF carrying out the raid. The lack the combat experience in modern war. All the peacetime training doesnt mean much over wartime experience. Im guessin the raid will be carried out by a mix of ICDC special forces and Marine FAST or force recon units. You need to learn mission specifics. In no way shape or form is this a mission for FAST or FR marines!
TP
Yeah, too delicate for Marine Force Recon, they'd just blow everything up. ;) We only start blowing **** up once are mission has been compromised!
TP
OOORAH!
Vintendo
04-11-2004, 01:10 AM
http://glass.tvu.ac.uk/~chi/ninja/images/2swords.jpg
Heres a member of Japan's elusive secret special forces team.
2RHPZ
04-11-2004, 02:41 AM
Mates, probably end of this topic, huh :
First reports: Three Japanese hostages released in Iraq (www.debka.com)
Haiw, donīt be angry! Anyway, you must admit that Europe doesnīt do enough ... everything is too slow, too much talks and politics.
Soulhunter
04-11-2004, 03:30 AM
Yes, japanese media is reporting they're free.
Good! :D
TriggerPuller
04-11-2004, 04:33 AM
Yes, japanese media is reporting they're free.
Good! :DThank god the only problem is they will never be the same!
TP
Mates, probably end of this topic, huh :
First reports: Three Japanese hostages released in Iraq (www.debka.com)
Haiw, donīt be angry! Anyway, you must admit that Europe doesnīt do enough ... everything is too slow, too much talks and politics.
On some things, but not on all things... Yeah, they can waste a lot of time discussing bananes or the size of condoms, but so far with hostages they often reacted quickly...and deadly.
moughoun
04-11-2004, 08:41 AM
Haiw,
I mean that European goverments, except UK, have no balls for any kind of action. They would rather discuss withdrawing their troops. I am living in Europe but I am very fed up with attitudes to all - wars, politic, etc. Liberals and socialists in Brusel will let EU die due to their wrong decisions. War on terror is not just a war again some fanatics - it is a war against people who hate our EU-USA civilization and want to destroy us. We must be strong and tough. We will win, I am sure ... but it needs a time and effort.
Anyway, I agree that if Japan send their SF operators to Iraq to rescue hostages they would closely cooperate with US SOFs. I donīt know if they have any unit ready to do that but even effort is right ... much better then to sit by the round table and talk bull**** to someone who doesnīt want to listen.
Well not everyone was sitting around, we might not have been in Afghanistan or Iraq but our SF were rescuing hostages in Liberia, I know not exactly bombing around Fallujah but it's a job needing doing anyway
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