Re:Has There Been a Nuclear Incident in the Arctic?
by jefe_ on Monday February 20, 2017 @10:46AM
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Really shows the size and capability of U.S.A.F. when they have a plane and team they can casually deploy to what appears to be a highly specific situation. The article says the aircraft is specifically designed to use atmospheric data to determine cause and nature of nuclear incidents. Imagining the manpower and testing and everything that goes into designing and implementing a system like this, and then multiplying it by all of the other teams and special aircraft and systems at their disposal, it really is impressive. All done over a period of 70 years.
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Re:Has There Been a Nuclear Incident in the Arctic?
by njharman on Monday February 20, 2017 @01:30PM
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Considering nuclear warfare has been there primary mission for 60+ years, I'm not impressed.
Re:Has There Been a Nuclear Incident in the Arctic?
by captainlego on Monday February 20, 2017 @10:23PM
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And the insane size of our military's budget...