Yes, but not what your thinking. Instead of the traditional vulcan 20mm CIWS, the Zumwalt has 2 mk46 30mm cannons. With this ships power generation expect future laser installations taking place of the 30mm.

Just because bullets are cheaper than bombs doesn’t make the use of ground forces a cheap alternative. There are a lot more costs involved when you have a ground campaign including personnel, fuel for trucks and or helicopters, plus more bombs and rickets for CAS. There are reasons to have a ground force but cost…

Does this documentary have a name?

I agree. Best bet, that’s the Golden brigade for sure

Those are small odds, either Kim, (or the gang of generals who constantly surround him) know well that a 1 nuclear strike or attempt against the US or S Korea could result in a huge barrage of tactical nukes raining from the sky. More than anything, having the nukes gets people to pay attention to NK. after 1950 and…

My favorite part of the Museum right there. Can’t wait till June when the Experimental and Presidential wing move from further in base (Wright-Patterson AFB) to the new exhibit. Then you can see 1 of 2 YF 23 and the only XB-70 Valkyrie to exist. Sorry for the rant I just love the USAF Museum

If it makes you feel better, I’ve heard rumors of the UK deciding to skip producing 5th gen fighters and will focus on and indigenous 6th gen design

What’s new? That’s been going on since the split of Islam.

It opens in june if any of y’all wana stop by

I’m cool with free entrance instead of hands on. Besides like all shit in any museam, they need to be preservedone or generations after us so touching is a big no no

If you wana see an F22 in person come to my home town of dayton Ohio. There’s an F22 on permanent display at the USAF museam on Wright Patterson AFB. By June the yf23 will be on display too

A 22. to the head would result in a lnms&sa inStanton death, while drowning would be horrible beyondcompare. There is a difference between the two

It’s a technology demonstrater. It’s a test bed to see what works and what wont. They intend to build a full fledge fighter based off of this design later. It’s basically like the YF 22 and we are still waiting for their “F22" for lack of a better word

Even if they could fix all of that, they still import 90% of their oil and commodities via sea. A majority of that flows through the Malaccan Straight which could easily be cut off by one carrier group, let alone multiple.

It’s the addition of 12 F22s that’s significant. There are already 1000s of US soldiers on the Korean Peninsula and in Japan. What the F22 would give is a huge leap in air superiority against North Korea antiquated mig 29s.the faster you have air dominance, the faster you can start pounding the ground relentlessly

It would also need to be in rage of their portable radios too

Well Mr DramaLlama, I agree with your first proposal. I do believe we need a modern gunslinging ship. What I don’t agree with is the calibre. I believe that the time and money spent into developing new 16 inch guns/parts and ammo could be better spent on maturing railgun to operational use. They are faster, have a…

Just not known by me until now. Were those deaths from that from 1 scud or a couple?

Israel, that’s about it. The idea was to draw them into the fight which would then fracture the Arabic alliance against Iraq, but that didn’t happen and Sadam lost big time

Flares and chaff could result in missiles missing, and even with out either of those both sides had to deal with Murphy’s Law and mechanical failures