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Originally Posted by TripolySunni This thread's main purpose is to discuss the potential and capabilities of our national army.
1-Any information about the lebanese army's Equipment, strategies, strong points and weak points are welcome. |
The Lebanese army's equipment is nothing much to talk about.
The Strategy? Do Lebanese ever have a strategy? Maybe just to survive...
Strong points? Bravery.
Weak points? hizbula who morally weakens the army, and now physically.
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Originally Posted by TripolySunni 2-When could the army be definilty ready to take the job of the resistance and be capable of pushing back the IDFs who Pose a serious threat to our national security and Sovereignty in times of Invasion. |
No need. Resistance against who? Our land is free. Except for a small part; which is and isn't Lebanese, which can be returned by diplomacy and a little help from the Syrians if they wanted to.
Keep our southern border peaceful, and both will live in peace.
So there will be no threat to our security and sovereignty.
Invasion will happen when Israel's Northern border is not safe.
Disarm hizbola and the Palestinians.
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Originally Posted by TripolySunni 3-What does the Lebanese army lack today From types of equipment to training and how can they make up for it and what are the obstacles that stand in the way of a capable Lebanese army? |
They lack everything.
Obstacles... hizbula.
One army in Lebanon.
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Originally Posted by TripolySunni 4-This thread is also related to the resistance and how they coordinate and exchange info with the army, in what ways do they serve the army and in what ways it serves them, Can we say that the lebanese resistance groups are integrated into the army and to what extent?
I am also hoping that by discussing these issues we can all realise somehow the strategic importance of the resistance. |
There can be no coordination between the Lebanese army and a militia.
The so called resistance should be integrated into the army, under the military command, so we don't get any more decisions of war without the governments approval.
They do not serve the Lebanese army.
After all I read in all the threads and posts, I still see no strategic importance of the so called resistance.
Everything the hizbola do and have done is not for the good of Lebanon but
just to reinforce their popularity with their people and with the arab world, and to reinforce their grip on the Lebanese scene.