feedback telemetry?

I do that a lot :-) I love Manila. Though I haven't traveled much since 1981.

Evil is as evil does.

I have many fond memories of the Philippines. The people were friendly and warm. I can only echo your comments on the political corruption that is bringing the country low.

Philippines? That's a country, not a city. Also, "Paris of Asia" is a title more commonly associated with Shanghai, Hanoi, and Saigon.

What a wonderful idea! This is enough to push me to begin using Chrome.

I keep a close watch for other payment systems. I just won't buy if that's the only way the vendor can sell something. It's been annoying quite a few times, but I just won't do it.

Some are designed to steer to pre-determined area of a ship class that's stored in the missile's memory. If the missile is launched against a ship that's in the files, then it steers to the best attack point. If it's not, then some use a default. Older missiles just do their best to hit the target.

Both of them field their own versions of it, yes.

Right. But that why we do such frequent updates to the software and other systems. It's the old game of who has the bestest newest gadget.

I think you'd be hard pressed to break a zip it by pulling it. They're pretty sturdy. The only thing is they only get in certain areas of the pipe, just because of the way they bend and the shape of the trap. That was why I started using the hand snake. The zip it would clear things in a narrow channel through the…

Yeah, that's why the SSBNs are all in mothballs, right?

The only technology required to use cruise missiles is electricity, a radar, and electronic fund transfers. Many countries sell cruise missiles. Let's see. Who might want to toss a cruise missile our way.... Iran, maybe? Maybe Pakistan, in the future. Cruise missiles don't require a lot of infrastructure. You can…

I'm betting it won't be an issue. Of course, I can't guarantee it, but I'd feel okay living on land above it.

You are looking at a cruise missile platform from the view point of a navy with trillions to invest in large ships. Take a look at it from the viewpoint of a small country. War changes many things regarding the "rules." They tend to be thrown out the window once combat begins.

I couldn't agree more. That lift is an energy hog. The counterbalanced system ay Falkirk rocks.

Nice one

@jetRink

Look the same?

I've always found that punches to the throat and eyes work rather well.