If US Doesn't Plan on Attacking Turkey, It Shouldn't Fear S-400 Deal – Analyst

I'm not afraid of the S-400 either. Israeli fighters (old model F15 & F16 jets) have routinely attached Iranian and other military sites in Syria, and most or all of them came out unscathed.

What is concerning is that a NATO Member Turkey is giving Russia billions of dollars for weapons systems. It's time to review the NATO agreement and terminate or penalize/fine Turkey for supporting Russian military production.

That defense sounds like the one NATO and the USA employed when they installed the missile defense system.

Ha... we should definately be concerned.

1. A NATO member with US ties and equipment has decided to purchase Russian weapons systems that aren't compatable. This means that if our alliances have to fight together, our planes and their air defenses can't communicate and identify each other. Ask those British Tornado pilots from 2001 what happens when one country flies a plane over another country's air defense system without communicating - ally or not, something is getting shot.

2. It is politically creating a wedge whereby Russia is looking to replace NATO alliances and take measures (step by step) tying these country's military to their own.

3. It gives a volitile Turkey an edge in an arms race that could impact our war fighters. They bought Russian air defense and US planes... just have some war games, sell the deficiencies and limitations of the weapons systems, and then an enemy has an advantage.