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Iran showcases Shahed 181 and 191 drones during “Great Prophet 14” Exercise

August 2, 2020 Stefano D'Urso

The drones, reverse engineered from the captured U.S. stealthy RQ-170, were filmed during the exercise which culminated in the attack on the fake aircraft carrier. Earlier this week, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) kicked […]

Aircraft Carriers

Iran destroys mock U.S. aircraft carrier in naval wargames

February 25, 2015 David Cenciotti

Do you remember Iran’s mock Nimitz class flattop? Here’s what it was built for. On Feb. 25, a mock U.S. aircraft carrier, was destroyed by missiles launched by Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps missiles during […]

Iran

The Pasdaran have published on Twitter how they would attack a U.S. ship in the Strait of Hormuz

May 22, 2014 David Cenciotti

The Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution have used the social network to make public their plan to attack enemy ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps), the […]

Helicopters

Iran unveils its latest helicopter Toufan 2: an indigenous AH-1 Cobra

January 2, 2013 David Cenciotti

Toufan 2 (English for Storm 2), is the name of Iran‘s latest combat helicopter that was unveiled on Jan. 2 on the sixth and final day of naval exercises spanning the Strait of Hormuz to […]

Aircraft Carriers

The "USS Enterprise fired upon enemy fighters" story: why attacking a U.S. aircraft carrier with four (or more) combat planes would be a suicide.

June 9, 2012 David Cenciotti

On Jun. 8, the news of a presumed attack on USS Enterprise spread on Twitter. It all had started few days earlier, with someone who had heard from a “credible source” (reportedly a wife of […]

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