Brazilian/FARC Design Plan

[Matheusferri]

Well, I realized that the jeeps to the EB, we have the JPX (Can be placed a gun, I do not remember the size) the Marrua, M151 that can be put onto a TOW (M825 w / M220 TOW - 1st Bimoto - possibly based M151A1)

[Salmonella]

Originally Posted by Matheusferri

Well, I realized that the jeeps to the EB...

Copy that, our vehicle list was larger than that, but we chose to focus in what we have already started and that will be in fact used, by now.

[FPaiva]

Originally Posted by Wilkinson

Correct.

Also May be VAF vs FARC as a little of both and BAF vs FARC with Mixed

VAF is supporting FARC, so is kinda of unrealistic that type of conflict

[laikiunreal]

Originally Posted by [R-COM]FPaiva

VAF is supporting FARC, so is kinda of unrealistic that type of conflict

No VAF, Chavez is supporting FARC the Venezuelan high ranking officers just do what Chavez tell them to do, so....yeah you could said that!

At this moment i think a CAF vs VAF would be a more realistic type of conflict rather than VAF vs FARC

[Matheusferri]

Originally Posted by laikiunreal

No VAF, Chavez is supporting FARC the Venezuelan high ranking officers just do what Chavez tell them to do, so....yeah you could said that!

At this moment i think a CAF vs VAF would be a more realistic type of conflict rather than VAF vs FARC

But we'll leave the background the focus is BAF x FARC, perhaps after BAF x VAF, and if I have another team, or that even if interest created VAF x FARC

[Bellator]

VAF is supporting FARC, so is kinda of unrealistic that type of conflict

Well, just to add to this conversation. Realistically speaking, it is far more likely that Venezuela will have some kind of an armed conflict with FARC than a war with Brazil. The hard evidence that it is an official policy of the Venezuelan government to arm and fund FARC on a large scale remains scarce (a lot of military weapons in the black market usually find their way to the wrong hands through corrupt officials and such, i.e. leakages in the legal military industrial transactions. Or they're just stolen somehow). Even if they do arm and fund FARC, the relationship between FARC and Venezuela is probably comparable to some of the dirty partnerships that the US and Israel occasionally have in the middle east with some terrorist organizations: they're not very strong relationships. And US has fought many of its former allies in the Middle east. Likewise, I think its much more likely that Venezuela will fight Farc than risk any kind of war with Brazil.

[FPaiva]

Originally Posted by Bellator

Well, just to add to this conversation. Realistically speaking, it is far more likely that Venezuela will have some kind of an armed conflict with FARC than a war with Brazil. The hard evidence that it is an official policy of the Venezuelan government to arm and fund FARC on a large scale remains scarce (a lot of military weapons in the black market usually find their way to the wrong hands through corrupt officials and such, i.e. leakages in the legal military industrial transactions. Or they're just stolen somehow). Even if they do arm and fund FARC, the relationship between FARC and Venezuela is probably comparable to some of the dirty partnerships that the US and Israel occasionally have in the middle east with some terrorist organizations: they're not very strong relationships. And US has fought many of its former allies in the Middle east. Likewise, I think its much more likely that Venezuela will fight Farc than risk any kind of war with Brazil.

I don't think so, the Brazilian Army haves a lot of FARC killcounts including choppers and planes used to transport drugs to our country, but the FARC is a problem of the Colombian government, the war operations by our army are made on our ground.
About the Venezuela, Chavez is a simpatizant of the FARC, that fact was confirmed when some AT-4s and some AK-103s with the serial number of the VZ army where found on FARC hands.
In this days, when US announced that they are going to be active on the Colombian military theater Chavez annouced that if they made any military moves on the region he is going to declare war on Colombia's government. In the middle of this, the Equador and Bolivia's presidents have military deals with Chavez and he supports the FARC, when Colombia, US and Brazil are allies. Aside all of that, Argentina and Chile haves military deals with the Brazilian Government.

Thats why i say that a conflict between FARC and VZ is pretty unrealistic.

[Pablomercer]

Will the Brazilian forces show up in 0.9?

[Salmonella]

Originally Posted by Pablomercer

Will the Brazilian forces show up in 0.9?

I don't think so ahueihaiueae
Some 2 years old comFacs will be finally shown on 0.9, so if we are real lucky and hardworking maybe before v1.0 aheuihaiuehaiue

[arjan]

Originally Posted by Pablomercer

Will the Brazilian forces show up in 0.9?

i hate these questions..
it takes more than a good year or so before you have a PR-ready faction.