اشتباكات عينفة بين "داعش" و"النصرة" في جرود عرسال والجيش يقصف مواقعهم

Lebanese Forces use the Qatari fire control system pioneered by The Emir's Own First Grad Missile Volunteer Brigade in Libya, known as "Tweet and Shoot". Earlier forms of artillery fire control have required complex measurements of the tube's position on the earth's surface, the target's position on the earth's surface, the distance between, the propellant required for that distance and the intended projectile, the deflection and elevation of the tube to achieve that flight of the projectile, and so on. The new system, which only works well if news cameras are rolling, simply requires the gunners to "Tweet and Shoot", and every shot is a killer, by definition. A key element in the system is a rigorous system of damage estimates prepared in advance. "Second-guessing ourselves won't get us to Damascus," says The Emir's Own commander, Flight Lieutenant Julio "Ralph" al Thani IV, during a recent ski holiday in Switzerland. (All skiing was done by English surrogates.)