special ed
2nd Lieutenant
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- May 13, 2018
Well, maybe an XFM-1 Airacuda.
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The most effective nuclear deterrence is launched from a platform with an RCS of zero and a max speed of about M=0.01always have it on standby as a nuclear derent
what kind of plane is thatThe most effective nuclear deterrence is launched from a platform with an RCS of zero and a max speed of about M=0.01
what kind of plane is that
thats a missle
Exactlythats a missle
ill take my bomber insteadExactly
thats a missle
I guess it's up there with writing in scriptOff thread, but is punctuation not a thing anymore?
ill take my bomber instead
misslles do no good if the grid is down and you cant lauch themGood thing you do not make defense policy and doctrine.
misslles do no good if the grid is down and you cant lauch them
SLBMs launched by a submarine, like SSBN740, USS Rhode Island.USS Rhode Island (SSBN-740) - Wikipediawhat kind of plane is that
maybe but i want a supersonic bomber in sercive
ill agree to disagree i still hold true to my ideaI'd rather have stealthy loiter capability. Supersonic burns fuel like a mad dog, and the speed requirement minimizes ammo as even with internal weapons you must balance payload against fuel, space-wise.
When you couple subsonic stealth heavy-bombers with a radar-suppressive strike package, you get a long-range bomber that carries a lot of PGMs, can hang out to look for trouble, and deliver munitions with incredible accuracy.
And yeah, deterrence is best handled by SSBNs.
ill agree to disagree i still hold true to my idea
i just really like the xb-70 and hate it went out like it didAll good and well, but the marketplace doesn't seem to agree, and I'm not talking the thread here, but air forces. There are maybe five who could produce something like that now (US, Russia, China, UK, and France), but none of them see fit to. Wonder why? That old bugbear, the cost-benefit analysis.
I get where you're coming from, I really do. One of my favorite prop planes nowadays is the XF-12. I love it because it had great performance for its era and simply looks beautiful. However, like the XB-70, it was the last of its line precisely because it was supplanted by better equipment, or in the case of the XB-70, stuff with a better cost-benefit analysis
i just really like the xb-70 and hate it went out like it did
your not the only corsair lover i am tooI love the Corsair, but everything in life has a shelf-life.
Except Cheez-Wiz.