In 2018, Russia Was Nicely Tricked By The US Navy

In 2018, Russia Was Nicely Tricked By The US Navy.

On April 14th, 2018, the US Navy was about to respond to Syrian government acts in Douma. But Russia announced that missiles would be shot down if they came towards Syria. To answer this, the US Navy played a TRICK! They used the USS Donald Cook to mislead the Russians and pushed it on front. But the main salvo came from the Red Sea; a cruiser and a destroyer fired 37 Tomahawk missiles. And then, USS Higgins in the Persian Gulf launched 23 TLAMs. The Syrian air defenses were totally overpowered by these missiles. They did stop some, but not all of them.

[Docochoco]

That’s why those Navy Skippers are worth their weight in GOLD!

[georgemyers]

Contending with the USN and USAF is never a good idea. Syria and their allies learned their lesson.

[GlamorousTitanic]

And that my friends is a lesson in why you never underestimate the most powerful and wide-reaching military force on the planet.

[phaseburst]

All i can here is i love it when a plan comes together

[TheSearaider]

When America Supported Isis to help grab the Syrian oil fields

[unknowncommonman]

So, That's what you can do when you have 800 Billion USD for your Toys.

[kevins]

When your in over your head, and pride won't let you admit it

[Blain]

How many didn't get to target..americans love war but they've lost all😅

[spikeguard]

This was Obama's war after he got the Nobel Peace Prize. 😂😂

[imllendream]

Yeah, tell the same pattern of bedtime stories to innocent kids.
Sadly, it no longer works today.

[vvmsppj]

Will someone explain why the US military is still in Syria after the Syrian president has told the US to get out of their country long time ago. And why doesn't almost all of the US public know about this. 😮

[thomasbyrd]

God Bless America and or MILITARY and VETERANS.

[jylrohz]

Americans don't mess around with half hearted strikes

[tillonchow]

What does Syrian Air Defense consist of?

[chrislisten]

DDG-75. Faith without Fear.. Tip of the spear...

[philippherrmann]

Well, i wait for the day US Gov becomes its pay back...

[chaoeperry]

Yeah right, you also said a SR-71 had engine problems had to fly over France and they flipped off a French Mirage pilot, and used it afterburners while still having engine trouble to get away.😑

[jasonmepham]

In world war II my grandma told me that the news wasn't even part of any of it

[FreePizza]

Maybe this part of the expenditure that is part of Pentagon's black hole of trillions.

[billsmith]

Yeah I bet that was pretty fucking expensive and for what our government needs to learn to mind its own business. The use of chemical weapons especially on civilians is unacceptable but I still think it was none of our business