Images Of Kara's First Day: Pictures Of Red Dawn's WW3 And The Aftermath

[Matt Wiser]

Only in America could you recruit a regiment (or two, or three) from outlaw cycle gangs. They tended to use less ammo and produce more corpses than any unit of comparable size. The 13th ACR had a habit of finding missions if V Corps wouldn't give them one... and their off-duty antics were quite...antic. Especially if the 4-229 Aviation (ATK) was off the line at the same time (the "Cobra Girls" or "Cobra Chicks"). If you think Kara Thrace was a board-certified nymphomaniac (and she would qualify if such things were given out), then try having a unit with quite a few of its members falling into that category.....

A prewar photo of Kiev, lead ship in her class. She was sunk at the Battle of the Baltic Exits in 1987, prior to the US/UK amphibious assault on Occupied Iceland.

 

[Gillan1220]

American Biker Gangs are not a fan of the COMBLOC forces trying to invade America like Hells Angels Most biker gangs end up volunteering for the Army as light cavalry regiments. The Hell's Angels are especially famous as the 13th Irregular Light Motorized Cavalry. They trade in their Harleys for LAV-25s and gun jeeps, though. They also are known to have dispensed some biker justice to some high-profile ALA members caught trying to sneak back into the general populace at the war’s end, like those Hells Angels and various Biker Gangs joined the fight against the COMBLOC forces trading their Harleys Motorcycles with Gun Jeeps and LAV-25s.

The biker gangs would probably swarm COMBLOC convoys similar to how the Chadians used their Toyotas against Libyan tanks. Despite tanks being more armored against unarmored pick-up trucks, the nature of the attack is enough to overwhelm a tank.

 

[Spiegel1]

Only in America could you recruit a regiment (or two, or three) from outlaw cycle gangs. They tended to use less ammo and produce more corpses than any unit of comparable size. The 13th ACR had a habit of finding missions if V Corps wouldn't give them one... and their off-duty antics were quite...antic. Especially if the 4-229 Aviation (ATK) was off the line at the same time (the "Cobra Girls" or "Cobra Chicks"). If you think Kara Thrace was a board-certified nymphomaniac (and she would qualify if such things were given out), then try having a unit with quite a few of its members falling into that category.....

A prewar photo of Kiev, lead ship in her class. She was sunk at the Battle of the Baltic Exits in 1987, prior to the US/UK amphibious assault on Occupied Iceland.

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Biker Gangs aint messing around when they had those LAV-25s and Gun Trucks once the war is over they go back to their Harley's Motorcycles and oh the Collaborators will got a rude awakening on these guys aside from Biker Gangs and Girls piloting Cobra Gunships did the Girls also manned B-52 Bombers too and theres a oddball part An enthusiast in Missouri donates his entire collection of restored American, British, and German WWII/Korean War armored vehicles to the Army. The sight of a crew of "black GIs riding an ex-SS Panther with a Confederate Battle Flag whipping from the aerial leading a column of Shermans, Centurions, and M36 Jackson tank destroyers against Ivan" turns quite a few heads. World War 2 Tanks vs T-62 T-64 T-72 and T-80 Tanks thats wasnt a War Thunder type of match up.

 

[L'amateur d'aéroplanes]

@Spiegel1 Were there spare parts and ammunition, especially for a 1945 German tank, available in the United States to operate them in 1985?

I don't yet have a chapter on these tanks that came out of museums.

 

[Spiegel1]

@Spiegel1 Were there spare parts and ammunition, especially for a 1945 German tank, available in the United States to operate them in 1985?

I don't yet have a chapter on these tanks that came out of museums.

well yeah maybe call it crazy like world war 2 and korean tanks vs soviet tanks straight up on war thunder. and there another interesting note

A Nicaraguan Infantry battalion in Colorado is suddenly attacked by local guerillas. The guerillas have a fully-armed, fully-loaded WWII-era M4 Sherman tank. (M4A3E8 76mm cannon) The advancing US Army reaches the town later that day to find the victorious Sherman surrounded by dead communists.

 

[John_MC]

Only in America could you recruit a regiment (or two, or three) from outlaw cycle gangs. They tended to use less ammo and produce more corpses than any unit of comparable size. The 13th ACR had a habit of finding missions if V Corps wouldn't give them one... and their off-duty antics were quite...antic. Especially if the 4-229 Aviation (ATK) was off the line at the same time (the "Cobra Girls" or "Cobra Chicks"). If you think Kara Thrace was a board-certified nymphomaniac (and she would qualify if such things were given out), then try having a unit with quite a few of its members falling into that category.....

A prewar photo of Kiev, lead ship in her class. She was sunk at the Battle of the Baltic Exits in 1987, prior to the US/UK amphibious assault on Occupied Iceland.

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The explosion they produce when hit hard enough was a sight to behold.

 

[Matt Wiser]

@Spiegel1 Were there spare parts and ammunition, especially for a 1945 German tank, available in the United States to operate them in 1985?

I don't yet have a chapter on these tanks that came out of museums.

Let's just say the collector had the money to go through Western Europe looking for parts-and finding them.

 

[John_MC]

Let's just say the collector had the money to go through Western Europe looking for parts-and finding them.

Canon collection is a niche field, but the people doing have money.

 

[Spiegel1]

Guys uh about the ALA aka American Liberation Army did they had their own uniforms being the Collaborators of the Soviets akin to Vichy Milice did they had their own weapons a military/security force raised in the occupied states. It's membership ranges from people who are forcibly conscripted, reluctantly join for free food, criminals looking for a reduced sentence and a lot of power, and of course, true-believers.

 

[Matt Wiser]

You may be the first person to ask that question. I'll post that on the other board for ideas and options.

 

[Matt Wiser]

The consensus on the "Other Board" re: the ALA was this:

Line units: Uniforms are a mix of captured U.S. and some Soviet or Cuban, with a patch or armband to ID the soldier as ALA. Their weapons are older AK-47s (dating from the mid '50s), RPD machine guns (replaced by the RPK in most Soviet-bloc armies), 82-mm mortars, B-11 recoilless rifles instead of ATGMs, and WW II era ZIS-3 76-mm guns and 122-mm M-30 howitzers. AAA is Korean War-vintage DshK .51 caliber machine guns, 37-mm from WW II and Korea (Bofors kockoffs); while armor is a mix of T-34/85 and early T-54. No real APCs, but some BTR-40s and -152s are issued, though most units ride in captured trucks.

Rear-Area "Security" Units: same uniforms. Weapons are a mix of captured American weapons like the M-2 carbine or M-14 rifle, Soviet PPsh-41 or -43 SMGs and SKS carbines; Soviet SG-43 machine guns and captured American ones like the M-60 or M1919 air-cooled 30. caliber. No heavy weapons other than mortars, and no armor, AAA, artillery, and transportation is made up of captured trucks.

 

[L'amateur d'aéroplanes]

5 Israeli Mirage F1s over the Mediterranean in January 1987 for a flypast hence the different paintings representing the various squadrons..
With the invasion of North America, deliveries of military equipment from the United States were canceled while the vast majority of nations attempted to increase their military potential. Israel cannot receive the F-16 and F-15 to order from France 40 second-hand Mirage F1s which were replaced by a massive and accelerated delivery of Mirage 2000 to the French Air Force. Paris in these troubled times having canceled the embargo against Tel Aviv dating from June 1967.

 

[Spiegel1]

5 Israeli Mirage F1s over the Mediterranean in January 1987 for a flypast hence the different paintings representing the various squadrons..
With the invasion of North America, deliveries of military equipment from the United States were canceled while the vast majority of nations attempted to increase their military potential. Israel cannot receive the F-16 and F-15 to order from France 40 second-hand Mirage F1s which were replaced by a massive and accelerated delivery of Mirage 2000 to the French Air Force. Paris in these troubled times having canceled the embargo against Tel Aviv dating from June 1967.

did the Mossad involved this war on United States along with IDF forces been sent to America while their forces been on high alert just in case of Iran or Egypt been jumped on a fight.

 

[L'amateur d'aéroplanes]

Yes, Israel and Egypt provided equipment to the United States, and Israeli pilots sent as “observers” flew combat missions.

 

[Spiegel1]

Yes, Israel and Egypt provided equipment to the United States, and Israeli pilots sent as “observers” flew combat missions.

Gonna imagine to see Israeli F4 Phantoms and F15s duked out against the COMBLOC Air Force in America since they got alot of experience against their neighboring countries in 6 Day War and Yom Kippur War.

 

[L'amateur d'aéroplanes]

Gonna imagine to see Israeli F4 Phantoms and F15s duked out against the COMBLOC Air Force in America since they got alot of experience against their neighboring countries in 6 Day War and Yom Kippur War.

If I remember correctly, spare parts for aviation, but no Israeli squadron.

 

[Spiegel1]

If I remember correctly, spare parts for aviation, but no Israeli squadron.

Sandra Bullock . Anne Hathaway and Anna Kendrick are fighter pilots actresses been turned USAF Fighter Pilots got alot of badass upgrade on Red Dawn +20 Black Hawk Down author Mark Bowden is embedded with the 7th Light Infantry when they relieve the Siege of Denver. His book Mile-High MOUT receives the same accolades as the real-life book, hailed as "a masterpiece of modern war."

 

[Bernard Woolley]

A post war shot from circa 2018, showing an RAF Lancer B.1 in formation with a Typhoon T.1A and a Tornado GR.4. The RAF made extensive use of the Lancer and Tornado during the Third World War.

 

[L'amateur d'aéroplanes]

The AC300 Jupiter is a Franco-German anti-tank rocket used for clandestine operations by the CIA, Green Berets, and anti-communist guerrillas in Africa, Latin America, and Asia.

This improved version of the LRAC F1 uses a 115 mm caliber Milan 2 missile warhead built by Luchaire in France with an Armbrust launcher designed by MBB in West Germany.

Unlucky competitor against the Apilas rocket which was chosen in 1984 by the French army, it would have sunk into oblivion without the outbreak of the Third World War.

This German rocket Armbrust was used in very small quantities by the United States Special Forces in 1985 for its acoustic discretion and its ability to be fired in confined spaces.

Following the total industrial mobilization in the United States to repel the Communist invasion, foreign-designed equipment was required for overseas missions.

MBB has its rocket produced under license in Singapore to avoid the gaze of a pacifist government in Bonn. And proposed in cooperation with its French partner the AC300 which allows you to demolish a heavy tank in an urban area or in the jungle during an ambush.

They were used, among other places, in Cambodia against Vietnamese troops, in Angola by UNITA, and in Nicaragua by the Contras.

 

[Bernard Woolley]

A Rapier Field Standard B launcher of No.27 Squadron, RAF Regiment, fires on a Soviet Su-24 attacking RAF Leuchars.