brigadier general glen proffitt ran the combat forces during the war. >> it's set up so that the s.a.m.sium to high altitude as you fly into it. in order to avoid that, you go in low. he puts his aaa up with the redundancy he had with large barrages. so basically you have to fly through it. if you can avoid the aaa and the s.a.m., his fighters will engage you in other flass, t place, t engagement zones. it's made up op the is a.m. missiles, acquisition radars, fighter aircraft and the nervous system, the control system where you have an air defense operation center, a main one like you had in baghdad, a sector operation center spread out and each one of those has intercept operation centers. that's what that integrated system does. they control which airplanes are going to be sent again against to engage our fighters and which airplanes are going to be engaged with s.a.m. missiles. >> perhaps as many as 17,000 surface-to-air-missiles on the order of 9,000 or 10,000 anti-aircraft artillery pieces. very modern radars all lashed together with high tech equipment. >> so basically it's a tota

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brigadier general glen proffitt ran the combat forces during the war. >> it's set up so that the s.a.m.s have an envelope at medium to high altitude as you fly into it. in order to avoid that, you go in low. he puts his aaa up with the redundancy he had with large barrages. so basically you have to fly through it. if you can avoid the aaa and the s.a.m., his fighters will engage you in other flass, t place, t engagement zones. it's made up op the is a.m. missiles, acquisition radars, fighter aircraft and the nervous system, the control system where you have an air defense operation center, a main one like you had in baghdad, a sector operation center spread out and each one of those has intercept operation centers. that's what that integrated system does. they control which airplanes are going to be sent again against to engage our fighters and which airplanes are going to be engaged with s.a.m. missiles. >> perhaps as many as 17,000 surface-to-air-missiles on the order of 9,000 or 10,000 anti-aircraft artillery pieces. very modern radars all lashed together with high tech equipment. >>

brigadier general glen proffitt ran the combat forces during the war. >> it's set up so that the s.a.m.sm to high altitude as you fly into it. in order to avoid that, you go in low. he puts his aaa up with the redundancy he had with large barrages. so basically you have to fly through it. if you can avoid the aaa and the s.a.m., his fighters will engage you in other flass, t place, t engagement zones. it's made up op the is a.m. missiles, acquisition radars, fighter aircraft and the nervous system, the control system where you have an air defense operation center, a main one like you had in baghdad, a sector operation center spread out and each one of those has intercept operation centers. that's what that integrated system does. they control which airplanes are going to be sent again against to engage our fighters and which airplanes are going to be engaged with s.a.m. missiles. >> perhaps as many as 17,000 surface-to-air-missiles on the order of 9,000 or 10,000 anti-aircraft artillery pieces. very modern radars all lashed together with high tech equipment. >> so basically it's a totall