Reply With QuoteInteresting I wonder if it was manned or (likely) a drone.
Reconnaissance aircraft crashes in Baalbek
NNA: Reconnaissance aircraft crashes in Baalbek
The National News Agency reported on Saturday that a reconnaissance aircraft crashed near Baalbek’s town of Younine.
To read more: http://nowlebanon.com/NewsArticleDet...#ixzz20c9sb1cl
Could be israeli or syrian.
Interesting I wonder if it was manned or (likely) a drone.
Claimed to be a Hizbollah drone.
An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle belonging to Hezbollah crashed in south Lebanon Saturday, Lebanon's Christian channel MTV reported. No additional details were immediately available. The channel is not affiliated with Hezbollah.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...255318,00.html
It was an Hez UAV: http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...255318,00.html
My bad i forget hezbollah have UAVs
An Evil Zionist Eagle ate it, farted it and with a lighter - set the farted UAV on fire.. (wtf did I just say ?)
Don't forget the help of the Al-ciada based in nearby Syria
It's amazing how a terrorist group can maintain aerial vehicles without the host country shooting them down. Dirty, dirty Lebanon.
The problem here is that the terrorist organization is a part of the country's government.Originally Posted by Token White Guy
Well, their most modern aircraft is a Cessna Caravan and their most capable a couple of hawker hunters. That combined with the fact that they only have some ancient AAA as well as some manpads would make shooting it down quite hard.
"government" is also a different term when we are talking about Lebanon, while it is not an excuse for the activities of Hezbollah, it is not like the Lebanese Gov't has effective control over the entire country. Look to their neighbors.
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