Air Defence Location Question

[The Prisoner Number 6 Find all posts View Profile Close The Prisoner]

I was looking at the new flashes on www.rdfra.ie

Does anyone know why there are two Air Defence units in the south, one in the east and none in the west?

[Docman Closed Account Find all posts View Profile Close Docman]

I was looking at the new flashes on www.rdfra.ie

Does anyone know why there are two Air Defence units in the south, one in the east and none in the west?

2 Batteries in East (1 RDF & 1 PDF) = Dublin Airport and Baldonnel
2 In South = Cork and Shannon airports.

West has what.... Knock?

Just a guess.

[ackack C/S Find all posts View Profile Close ackack]

As far as i know, 1 ad bty = midlands (PDF, Curragh)
2 ad bty = East (RDF, Dublin)
3 ad bty = West (RDF, Limerick)
4 ad bty = south (RDF, Cork)

These are just territories(not spelt right, i know), but docman would be right in saying that we're positioned close to possible targets.

[Bosco 2/Lt Find all posts View Profile Close Bosco]

Cant be that it would make too much sense for the army to do that!

[DeV Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close DeV]

As far as i know, 1 ad bty = midlands (PDF, Curragh)
2 ad bty = East (RDF, Dublin)
3 ad bty = West (RDF, Limerick)
4 ad bty = south (RDF, Cork)

These are just territories(not spelt right, i know), but docman would be right in saying that we're positioned close to possible targets.

3 AD is in Limerick which is part of Southern Brigade.

[concussion Gunner Find all posts View Profile Close concussion]

3 AD is in Limerick which is part of Southern Brigade.

Yes, but we are in a position to cover the western side of the country as well as being close to Shannon. Not that it matters much, we're not a big country to start with.