. Well, this has been fun and very enlightening at the same time. I’m out as I’ve wasted way too much time with you.
I was just trying to wind you down since you had already bored everyone else off the page dude.
Given the scope of your arguments, you will never be able to fully grasp how limited your intellect is.
But, you have the jackass part down perfectly, so keep on playing your role...
PS the fact that you think the Air Force runs our 18 Ohio Class subs is pretty funny. Even though 4 are technically SLGNs they are still Boomers to me. I really don’t care what you think about that to be honest. The Harpoons on the SLGNs carry an impressive thermonuclear package in their own right.
wrapping it up -
I never said I was in the Air Force (I was in the Navy though)
I never claimed to be providing exact confidential info regarding our thermonuclear weapons to humor you (but I was trained and qualified to deliver them.)
my argument really had little to do with how our Triad is outfitted because it changes constantly. I’m sure it is different now considering Putins nuclear threats and I doubt START II is going to influence what the deployed packages are at this point in time.
In any event, it is sufficient (in terms of 10’s of megatons) to make a huge impression. That point escaped you from the beginning while you tried to solve a simple math problem and struggled with the concept of 8 * .48 Megaton warheads on a single Trident II missile can be objectively called “megaton class” in fact, I would put all hydrogen bombs in that class when you aggregate them and consider how many are “dial a yield”.
But, the big picture is pretty easy to argue to refute the premise of this thread at the beginning before you took it off into the weeds of irrelevancy.