Still havent seen either of these types being used yet.
Possibly shorter ranged systems being held in reserve for use in the persian gulf or on iranian soil?
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What I'm wondering is why does the Shaheed drones only use a two-bladed propeller not three or four bladed?
 
What I'm wondering is why does the Shaheed drones only use a two-bladed propeller not three or four bladed?
Low-power motors do not require the use of more than two blades. The strange thing is that they use wooden propellers instead of lighter composites, perhaps the wooden ones can be purchased already finished on the free market.
 
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And this is why a ground operation won't happen unless some elected leader says to the last american.
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It seems to me that digging deep works, otherwise the war wouldn't be so slow, and the right way to conduct war for a force with air superiority is to use air mobility to take and hold. (especially for large, mountainous, not densely populated nation)

Unlike previous eras it is not viable for the opposition to try to counter attack with heavy armor and likes. Its a mutual siege situation, and air mobility and resupply a big force multiplier.

Still means a lot more casualties than rolling over the opponent's inferior armor like the Iraq war, but the whole tactical situation was a mistake by the Iraqis to begin with, from a hindsight perspective.
 

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