My numbers came from CR. Your stats supported my post and are slightly different but still show the Tahoe being larger in the first two rows, smaller in the third with more space overall. Dude, I dont even own an SUV. I kinda think they are poor at everything, even the SRT/Hellcat/minivan with a lift models. Slow,…

Not really. What is quantifiable is that the Chevy has 6 more inches leg room in row one, 4.5 more in row two, and 5 less in row 3 (but a larger rear cargo area) I guess it comes down to the buyers needs. FYI the Durango actually has a larger wheel base than the Tahoe (119" to 116"), I think you called it smaller…

Again, you don’t know what is true and what is not. The US has 11 Carrier Strike Groups. One of which, The USS George Washington, is stationed in Japan. Its plausible that there is an “armada” (an extremely vague term) near the sea of Japan and therefore within strike of NoK. The Carl Vinson was significant because it…

Is it totally false? Aren’t parts of the Vinson strike group speculated to be in the North Pacific while the carrier itself is in the Indian Ocean?

If it’s objectively true. You must have data, quantifiables and peer reviewed research to suppor this claim. It sounds like opinion to me.

Probably mostly includes PAs, RNs and specialists like X-ray techs. Doctors have an MD which is more years of schooling and wouldn’t factor into a masters degree study.

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It’s difficult for a nation with limited reconnaissance capabilities such as NoK. The oceans are pretty large and our ships are relatively quiet.

This is called information operations and the military has an entire career field dedicated towards it. They develop themes and messages to have a desired effect on the enemy. Lying is part of it and its deliberate. Bluffing is probably a more accurate description. Every administration has participated in it to one…

I’d say the difference between below average in mechanical and power train quality for the Durango and above average for the Tahoe is more than significant.

Perhaps it’s FCAs well below average (and GMs above average) reliability ratings by outlets like JD Power and Consumer Reports.

Don’t forget Mitch Haniger!

Fair points.

Odd. My 08 Silverado is still in like new condition with 109k. Not a single mechanical, electrical, interior or exterior issue. It’s been the most reliable vehicle I’ve ever owned including my wife’s Camry.

The SS was never made to be sold in quantity in the US. It was a great platform and concept. I’d like to find one used in 4 years.

I mentioned direct attack earlier. Still requires a lock.

It’s not used as frequently as you think. The CLU is incapable of bracketing a single human being or even a group. It’s just not designed for that application. Now, a guy in a truck is certainly within its ability. But 10 people in the hills is not.

Dude, I’ve been through the Javelin Gunners course. Yes, they can be used for direct attack (opposed to top attack). No, the FLIR lock system is not good enough to lock on a single human being. You need to bracket something at least three meters in width.

Japan? The nation’s that’s not allowed to have an offensive army?Not expeditionary. South Korea, same. Both of these nations have significant defense forces because they are the beneficiary of US training and equipment.

Those states do no to attempt to field expeditionary militaries. There isn’t a huge difference in concept between the US Military and the British, Australian, Canadian ornate Chinese.