Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest chip plant

Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch... by vanattab on Saturday January 22, 2022 @01:22PM (#30039341)

It's not just two runways it's the headquarters of the USAF Matrials Command since 1961 I think. Which is the biggest airforce command (by budget). They are responsible for running most R&D labs of the Airforce and for procuring new weapon systems and airplanes. It certainly would have been a major target. Dayton in many ways is still the birth place of new trends in aviation.

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Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch... by justin66 on Saturday January 22, 2022 @07:52PM (#30042532)

Guess which is a more important target to the enemy in the event of an all-out war: the runways, hangars, and fuel facilities or the research and development offices. (I mean, it's sort of an academic question if a well-placed enemy warhead makes it through...)

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Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch... by Edman274 on Saturday January 22, 2022 @09:56PM (#30043190)

In the imagined scenario of a 1980s MAD first-strike, it's wherever the nuclear missile silos are. There's a lot of farmland around Dayton. I would not rule out the possibility that there is at least one nuclear launch site near Wright Patterson AFB.

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Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch... by justin66 on Saturday January 22, 2022 @11:09PM (#30043557)

The location of nuclear launch silos in the US is not a secret.

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