Hawk - not Hawks

maciejsynak.blogspot.com 1 year ago

WARNING!!!

Poland has no conflict with Russia, it does not intend to have a conflict with Russia and will not fight Russia.

Polish F-16 Hawk aircraft They won't. were active in fighting Russia!!!

The individual in the post below made an unacceptable policing of the name of the Spanish battery systems "Hawk" !!!

This is simply a full deficiency of editorial work A German publisher

- for weeks now, information has been published in the Polish information field that F-16 aircraft will be delivered from Western countries to Ukraine

- those planes - F-16 will be utilized by Ukraine to fight Russia

- these planes are presently stationed in the territory of Poland, are not handed over to Ukrainians

- Poland besides has aircraft of this kind on its equipment - F-16, in our case they are besides named Hawk, in mention to the Polish unfulfilled fighter from the interwar period and this name is besides utilized briefly in media communications

- in the United States, these aircraft are called F-16 Fighting Falcon.

- in the abovementioned article, in a magazine about computers, the subject of transportation of the Spanish Hawk launcher systems to Ukraine was discussed

In the article's announcement, the author alternatively of utilizing the first name "Hawk" did confound it and utilized the word "hawk" (or even "hawks")

it reminds us of the case of quotes I wrote about and the freedom to apply, and in fact, the violation of the rules by editors in the application of punctuation marks

Here similarly, depending on the editor's vision, we can misread the article's announcement, it can be considered that Polish F-16 Hawk aircraft will be utilized to fight Russia, while this is not true

The author does not explain the image from the announcements, presenting rockets on the chassis, alternatively than F-16 aircraft, due to the fact that WE KNOW that articles frequently usage a alleged illustration photograph, associated with the subject, but not documenting precisely the subject of the article

announcement:

"New weapons en way to Ukraine

Russia will hunt Hawks"

may mislead the content of the article

The first conviction we associate with the transportation of F-16 aircraft - due to the fact that they have been talking about this for weeks media

In the second sentence, the word "hunt" was used.

This word most frequently refers to active - to hunt means to go on an expedition, to look for the game, to hunt it, to hunt it, to ambush it

While the launcher battery, although mobile, the shot returns from a stationary position

So the rocket battery isn't looking for the target, it's looking for the target. passive wait for incoming targets

What if enemy planes don't come?

Will the rocket battery look for enemy aircraft and follow them through the woods?

Well, no.

The rocket battery remains hidden and preferably out of scope of hostile forces of reconnaissance or attack

This more planes we associate with hunting, All the more so, that the name "hawks" is associated with a bird, looking for a victim, typically Łuczym,

But besides with a fighter aircraft looking for an opponent, following to what purpose, to bomb it, for example, TO LEARN for targets, e.g. to single uninsured columns of forces following the path

That's what the usage of fighter aircraft is all about - to rapidly and at altitudes out of scope of the enemy's weapon, to penetrate a close distance from the mark and attack it, for example,

using the phrase "hunt Hawks" The reader from the vending device will associate with airplanes, i.e. Polish aircraft, due to the fact that only Polish aircraft have that name

This is another example of bad will, misleading people

Why?

The Spanish anti-aircraft battery Hawk is not called "The Hawk" - or even so "The Hawks"... - and should not be utilized for that name, due to the fact that in fact Hawk is simply a strategy name, it may as well have been called Ak-40 WK, or HA-WK, MK 232, H-A 20KW, WSK Mielec, C-330 or Hyundai Coupe

is the invented name

I draw attention to the fact that in the Polish media space this strategy and its name are completely unknown, it cannot be called what you want.

Are the names of another military systems besides freely associated in this newspaper?

maybe it is worth checking whether this practice is permanently applied - I bet it is not

I besides draw attention to the resemblance

Russia will hunt Hawks

sounds akin to

Our . . . will hunt Hawks

In the age of American languageization, language cancers like wow, okay, dragklin, truck, he/on and so on, abruptly the editor of the German magazine on computers wanted to generalize the name Hawk.

Editors?

It just kind of happened...

Hawks is simply a mid-range anti-aircraft defence system.

No sir, it doesn't say "hawks systems."

Do you dream of fighting Polish Hawks?

Fight to the death?

In the Polish wikipedia it is not written explicitly that Axel Springer is simply a German publishing house, only the German flag in the table next to it, but in the English version - the information we have in the first sentence.