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By *ind Paddy OP   Man
over a year ago

South County Dublin

The Irish defence forces are heading to Sudan to bring Irish home. There is not that much room on Government Jet

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By *antra MassageMan
over a year ago

South Side.

It's likely they will be doing it in tandem with another force, and sharing resources. Germans? , French?

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Best of luck to them on their mission

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The Irish defence forces are heading to Sudan to bring Irish home. There is not that much room on Government Jet "

The government jet would never be used to extradite citizens in a hot spot as Sudan.

Due to to extreme unpredictability of waring factions every Aircraft is a target, and more so western labelled aircraft.

The UK used aircraft that had defensive aide suites in the event of an attempt to target their aircraft, something our government decided against in the purchase of a dedicated transport aircraft that has the ability to carry 70.

So you will not see irish military aircraft flying into hotpots in the near future.

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By *iktikiCouple
over a year ago

cork

Whatever aircraft they are using let’s hope they all come back in one piece

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By *ind Paddy OP   Man
over a year ago

South County Dublin


"Whatever aircraft they are using let’s hope they all come back in one piece "

Very true,

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By *inion42Man
over a year ago

minionland

The gov jet aka the Learjet is not a suitable aircraft for this operation, it’s more for exec transport, there are currently 3 x Casa 295 Aircraft in order. 2 maritime patrol, and 1 transport equipped.

However the last ECAT op from Afghanistan relayed the operatives to France and were then relayed on, there is a huge capex cost on having an aircraft that is hardly used.

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By *itemeagainMan
over a year ago

Wexford

Are we hoping for a safe return ... or just playing trump cards on how much we know

Best of luck to anyone helping in anyway .

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin

Why even start this thread. Its baseless and ill informing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why even start this thread. Its baseless and ill informing "

Now now, no need to be predujice. Everyone is entitled to their opinion on any subject.

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Why even start this thread. Its baseless and ill informing

Now now, no need to be predujice. Everyone is entitled to their opinion on any subject. "

It's not an opinion that's stated its statement that's based on incorrect information

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

The evacuation from Sudan to Djibouti can be carried out using CASA aircraft, that are usually based in Baldonnel, but the Irish Army, Oglaigh na hEireann, use leased aircraft to take personnel to Chad, Mali, Lebanon, etc., on UN protection missions.

The options for carrying out the evacuation are plentiful.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I always feel for the families of the forces that know their loved ones are going into dangerous areas. As we have seen recently not all of our soldiers come home.

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By *indenMan
over a year ago

Naas which is South West of Dublin


"I always feel for the families of the forces that know their loved ones are going into dangerous areas. As we have seen recently not all of our soldiers come home. "

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"I always feel for the families of the forces that know their loved ones are going into dangerous areas. As we have seen recently not all of our soldiers come home. "

Definitely

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why even start this thread. Its baseless and ill informing

Now now, no need to be predujice. Everyone is entitled to their opinion on any subject.

It's not an opinion that's stated its statement that's based on incorrect information "

I very much doubt any comments on this site carry weight when it's political or other. This site is all about fantasy and getting away from reality..

Signed Bazz (DOD IRL)

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By *indenMan
over a year ago

Naas which is South West of Dublin


"So you will not see irish military aircraft flying into hotpots in the near future. "

Why?

Because it never happens before, we haven’t the capability now, or we won’t have in the future?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So you will not see irish military aircraft flying into hotpots in the near future.

Why?

Because it never happens before, we haven’t the capability now, or we won’t have in the future?"

You can’t scream neutrality if you have the capability to do so

So let’s all hope they all get back safe

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"The gov jet aka the Learjet is not a suitable aircraft for this operation, it’s more for exec transport, there are currently 3 x Casa 295 Aircraft in order. 2 maritime patrol, and 1 transport equipped.

However the last ECAT op from Afghanistan relayed the operatives to France and were then relayed on, there is a huge capex cost on having an aircraft that is hardly used.

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Is that the total extent of irish government / military aircraft?

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"So you will not see irish military aircraft flying into hotpots in the near future.

Why?

Because it never happens before, we haven’t the capability now, or we won’t have in the future?

You can’t scream neutrality if you have the capability to do so

So let’s all hope they all get back safe "

Having basic defensive / rescue capability wouldn't compromise neutrality

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By *ildarekinkstersCouple
over a year ago

kinkytown

Whatever their doing and however their doing it I just hope they and the people they're there to help make it back all in one piece.

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By *antra MassageMan
over a year ago

South Side.


"I always feel for the families of the forces that know their loved ones are going into dangerous areas. As we have seen recently not all of our soldiers come home.

Definitely "

A sad truth.

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