11-13-2008, 04:56 AM
Your collection is nice.
Established, respected references and honorable people unintentionally make mistakes too - ;).
Earlier on the forum we did offer evidence, the first being - missions. Airborne forces are used to drop scattered behind enemy lines and cause disruption, fighting until friendly forces arrive. Border guards sit in established outposts or patrol along a very narrow strip of land along a border checking vehicles, documents, etc.
It makes absolutely no sense to put border guards in airplanes, push them out when they will scatter (perhaps even across the border - oops!) to do what - stop an illegal border crosser? Even if you consider them in a military role like on the border with China, it again is absolutely logical to use them as airborne. To repel a major armed border incursion you must use concentrated forces to repel.
Finally, the paucity of such (over?)specialized forces would hardly warrant production of such a patch with again a lack of evidence - no photographic or other documentary evidence.
Established, respected references and honorable people unintentionally make mistakes too - ;).
Earlier on the forum we did offer evidence, the first being - missions. Airborne forces are used to drop scattered behind enemy lines and cause disruption, fighting until friendly forces arrive. Border guards sit in established outposts or patrol along a very narrow strip of land along a border checking vehicles, documents, etc.
It makes absolutely no sense to put border guards in airplanes, push them out when they will scatter (perhaps even across the border - oops!) to do what - stop an illegal border crosser? Even if you consider them in a military role like on the border with China, it again is absolutely logical to use them as airborne. To repel a major armed border incursion you must use concentrated forces to repel.
Finally, the paucity of such (over?)specialized forces would hardly warrant production of such a patch with again a lack of evidence - no photographic or other documentary evidence.
