jordanian pilot killed

[Strychnine]

Jordan joined the airstrikes much longer than 3 days ago...that's probably the confusion.

Gotcha. For some reason I thought they were hands off until recently

[LANTIRN]

Gotcha. For some reason I thought they were hands off until recently

No, it was just recent that they decided it was time to nut up or shut up.

[Gasser64]

No one can get their shit right. One place says this:

"more than 7,000 Isis militants have been killed since Jordan began participating in coalition air strikes."
"On the first day of the campaign to avenge our airman Maaz al-Kassasbeh, 19 targets were destroyed, including training camps and equipment,”

- Jordanian air force chief Major General Mansour al-Jobour

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/09/jordan-says-it-has-carried-out-56-air-strikes-against-isis

Another says this:

"General al-Jabour said that coalition warplanes have flown on over 5,500 missions since the campaign against Isis began, including 2,000 reconnaissance flights. He confirmed that Jordan had participated in almost 20 per cent of the airstrikes. The general added that about 7,000 militants have been killed as a result of the coalition campaign."

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/jordan-has-launched-56-air-strikes-against-isis-in-three-days-in-response-to-brutal-murder-of-pilot-says-air-force-chief-10032024.html

Either way, Jordan has launched 56 air strikes in three days.

Media blitz in the U.S of genocide and war crimes against them in 3..2...

Also it begs the questions. ISIS sprang up because of their ideology. How many of them do you really have to kill, before another "ISIS" springs up under another name? Seems like it would be like fighting a hydra. Unless you finally went all ancient roman style on them