Pretty much every nation with an army has attack plans against its’ neighbours, just in case. Actually using them, of course, is quite another thing. Unless you need to be really on your toes because of an unpredictable, aggressive and vicious southern neighbour like -not to name anyone- Austria.
At some level of detail, anyway. Usually the stupid ones are regarded as an exercise for junior officers, and there’s limited research that actually goes into them.
Heads of state do not design attack plans. Strategists do. In other words, all these generals have to do something for their money, so they breed over attack and defense scenarios of any imaginable situation so they can be perfectly unprepared if one of them really becomes real.
Pretty much every nation with an army has attack plans against its’ neighbours, just in case. Actually using them, of course, is quite another thing. Unless you need to be really on your toes because of an unpredictable, aggressive and vicious southern neighbour like -not to name anyone- Austria.
At some level of detail, anyway. Usually the stupid ones are regarded as an exercise for junior officers, and there’s limited research that actually goes into them.
Most other countries aren’t currently ran by a dementia addled pedophile who’s desperate to become a king.
Heads of state do not design attack plans. Strategists do. In other words, all these generals have to do something for their money, so they breed over attack and defense scenarios of any imaginable situation so they can be perfectly unprepared if one of them really becomes real.
Of course. They’ve got half a dozen attack plans for each country with more than a prop plane at their disposal.
Still bodes ill that this president and this state dept are advertising that fact.
Right. Actually, that’s a common known fact but nevertheless not a very popular thing to mention in public.