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NATO’s Cold War Death Sentence | FOFA Explained

Soviet Follow on Forces In the 1980s, NATO realized their defenses had a major weak spot: Soviet Follow-on Forces. These were second-wave units designed to break through NATO lines after the first attack — and they could’ve wrecked everything. In this video, we break down how NATO planned to stop them using the FOFA (Follow-On Forces Attack) concept: it includes Cold War stealth drones and recon aircraft to Wild Weasels, terrain-following bombers, and smart submunitions. All the good stuff. Enjoy :) __________ Sources: New Technology for NATO: Implementing Follow-On Forces Attack, June 1987 Attacking Targets Beyond the FEВА, by Mark Hewish Hunting JP233 Anti-Runway Weapon, National Museum of the United States Air Force AQUILA REMOTELY PILOTED VEHICLE, United States General Accounting Office, January 1986 Planting The Seeds of SEAD, School of Advanced Airpower Studies Technologies for NATO's Follow-On Forces Attack Concept, July 1986 PA-200 Tornado multipurpose combat aircraft, Bundeswehr __________ Timestamps: 00:00 - This is our problem: 02:29 - That’s how we want to solve it: 03:26 - That’s what we need to make it work: 05:43 - So that’s what we’ll do: 10:45 - Outro