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A very unusual article on irregular warfare

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The countries around us have raised the white flag one by one.

Neither the Iraqi army nor the Syrian army could change the unfortunate fate of their countries.

They were effectively fragmented and divided, including Libya.

It is said that it is Turkey's turn.

In fact, Turkey has already weathered its turn, but because our noble nation still does not understand or underestimates July 15, it cannot read events within their historical context.

On July 15, the Turkish army did not slip away like the others.

The moment it realized the coup was being carried out by FETÖ, the land forces in particular began to resist.

Many commanders in the naval forces took a stand in favor of the state and did not obey the orders of their FETÖ-affiliated commanders.

The situation in the air force was different.

FETÖ-affiliated pilots, most of whom were under the influence of Pennsylvania, tried to eliminate the Turkish state.

The non-commissioned officer who, upon receiving the order, shot the general without hesitation and at the cost of his own life, was the final point in the failure of the coup.

Anyway, let us continue without straying from our topic.

Let us say it is Turkey's turn.

What should we do?

Of course, in major occupation processes, it is not very possible for the army to protect a country on its own.

As it was on July 15, the public must also provide support.

However, the public needs weapons.

It is certainly possible to arm the public now to resist an occupation, but our nation, which is fond of tinkering with weapons, would clean itself out even without the need for an occupation.

By accidental gunfire.

There would be no need for an enemy.

Let me write down a method that comes to mind, perhaps they will take it into consideration.

Weapons with special ammunition should be produced for critical days.

These weapons should be issued to citizens without ammunition.

These specially produced bullets, which cannot be found anywhere else, should be stored in specific centers.

Ammunition of a special caliber, produced by the state, should be distributed in public squares during times of occupation.

Just like the ammunition given to the people who poured into the squares to support the Kuvay-ı Milliye forces in period films about the War of Independence.