The speaker claims Iranians respond to U.S. bombing with improvised heat-seeking missile tactics because their radar systems do not work well.
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Radar
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "it's about a $90 million plane, okay? It was shot down over Iran. Okay? Basically in this area right here. And you ask yourself,..."
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"it's about a $90 million plane, okay? It was shot down over Iran. Okay? Basically in this area right here. And you ask yourself,..."
"...have to figure out how to strike back at you. Their radar systems don't really work, so what they use is heat -seeking missiles...."
"...iranians have shown themselves extremely creative um so rather than use radars i think they locked down lock uh on um heat signatures okay..."
"...has stealth technology, meaning you can't actually lock onto it using radar. This costs $100 million each. It took 26 years to develop, so..."
"...limitations. All of the Gerald Ford in actual combat operations, its radar, its guidance system are all very limited. So the Pentagon withdrew the..."
"...Yes, exactly. And the Iranians hit them with like pretty limited radar. So it just shows you the corruption of the military industrial complex..."
"...know the capital of Canada. Canada does not appear on there. Radar doesn't figure it out. They don't figure in their thoughts. But you..."
"...much more relevant is that it seems that much of the radar system is now depleted. Meaning that basically. With. $10,000 Shihade drones, Iran..."
"...attack military targets. Okay? And what they're basically targeting are U.S. radar systems and air defenses. Because once these two things go, then Iran..."
"...so I'm hoping that writing a book is already on your radar. Half of the work is done, and you have a proven audience...."
"...off the Venezuelan coast. And here you can see the flight radar tracking that. Professor Zhang, maybe you can do, because during the Iran..."
"...I know there's been some prominent CEOs who've fell off the radar."
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