بل يستطيعون عزيزي .........وهناك سيكون اطقم تتكلم اللغة الايرانية على منصات الاستطلاع تستمع لما يقوله القاده الايرانيين واوامرهم الخ ........التوماهوك يتوفر باعداد هائلة وهو احد اسباب افلاس السوفييت كما قلت لك سابقا ...وللعلم الايرانيين لا يملكون ايضا اعداد كبيرة من المنصات لتعويضها ....ثم لماذا تعتقد ان التوماهوك هو فقط الموجود لدى الامريكان ؟؟
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The CALCM became operational in January 1991 at the onset of Operation Desert Storm. Seven B-52Gs from Barksdale AFB launched 35 missiles at designated launch points in the U.S. Central Command's area of responsibility to attack high-priority targets in Iraq. These "round-robin" missions marked the beginning of the operation's Air Force component and are the longest known aircraft combat sorties in history (more than 14,000 miles and 35 hours of flight).
CALCM's next employment occurred in September 1996 during Operation Desert Strike. In response to Iraq's continued hostilities against the Kurds in northern Iraq, the Air Force launched 13 CALCMs in a joint attack with the Navy. This mission has put the CALCM program in the spotlight for future modifications. Operation Desert Strike was also the combat debut of the B-52H and the carriage of the CALCM on the weapons bay-mounted Common Strategic Rotary Launcher (CSRL). During the Operation Desert Storm, the CALCM had been carried on the B-52G and wing-mounted pylons.
The CALCM was also used in Operation Desert Fox in 1998, Operation Allied Force in 1999, and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Operation Iraqi Freedom was also the combat debut of the AGM-86D, a further development of the missile which replaced the blast/fragmentation warhead of the AGM-86C with a penetrating warhead.
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