Wish my countries - Latvia,Estonia - would have the money to get a handful of these with all the weaponry,tooling and training for maintainers.
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The US under NewSTART is planning to have 1550 warheads and just shy of 800 launchers (the treaty limit).
Russia under NewSTART will have 1550 warheads and under 500 launchers.
Launchers are defined as a ICBM, a SLBM or a Bomber.
Why the disparty? Costs. The US began the process of consolidating launcher types in the…
Mr. Sprey, go away.
But this is such a small scale and it happens all so fast, especially if HVP will have a guided variant for railguns.
I just don`t understand how electronics can survive, let alone function at those speeds and temperatures. Truly magic.
Atmospheric hypersonic technology is still very much in its infancy, I dont think we`ll see them introduced en masse by late 2030`s. The costs would be just abnormal and having them enough in the inventory to account as a very reliable asset.... I don`t think 6th gen will be skipped. It might be delayed, especially…
How so?
At least it`s nice to know that one of the major backbones of any military and especially US one - logistics - still are in pro-tier.
WHAT A DAY, WHAT A LOVELY DAY!
Big time stupid.
Thanks.
What would US do if it was F-35C in area like South China Sea or somewhere else where non-friendly countries might try to recover it? What is the general procedure in cases like this?
Miniaturizing a nuclear warhead to the size of a refrigerator is what they need to master and I doubt they ever will.
Tyler, I know you dont take requests but is there any good read on Russian air-denial tactics?
El Mundo is reporting that e-yewitnesses saw it hit overhead power lines and that the local village suffered a blackout because of that.
Can`t speak for whole of Eastern Europe, but we here in the Baltic States appreciate it.
Thanks for coming, its appreciated.
Sorry for stupid question, but what would stop enemy aircraft launching some BVR missile from 50k ft? Somehow I doubt its ability to track and identify that kind of threat.
Nope.