The situation in Siria is very complex.
This is the first time since the start of the civil war that air force formations from two different camps have confronted each other head-on in the sky.
Brigadier General Hudson remembered clearly that the Russian Aerospace Forces had never been so bold before, daring to issue such intense and stern warnings to his Air Force planes within his own no-fly zone.
Are these Russians crazy?!
FUCK!
Aren't they afraid of a misfire that could ignite a war!
Where do they get the confidence to provoke the world's only superpower with an incredibly powerful air force?
Hudson felt a strong impulse to start a fight, but as a professional soldier, a base commander, he knew the standard procedure for handling such situations.
Don't be impulsive.
Still, follow protocol and request instructions.
Otherwise, big trouble will happen.
