To: bnelson44
Yea, but it would really be embarrassing if we miss Advantage, us. There are multiple sources for one missile. We'd use a multi-layer force in a real conflict. The airborne laser is still a project. You'd have it near the launch area, the mid course Alaskan bases covering that phase, and the Aegis/Patriot PAC-3 systems covering the terminal target areas. One of these is going to take it out.
41 posted on
06/19/2006 9:39:31 PM PDT by
edpc
To: edpc
At this point, all is speculation. We haven't a clue where the missile will be aimed. The Japanese are worried they'll be bracketed again. On the morning news it was reported this missile test was in the 9000 mile range, indicative of a new development...a three stage missile. Perhaps they'll try to bracket Guam or Hawaii, just to see if they can get the distance. If the DPRK pushes it for a shot at the west coast of the mainland, flags will go up and all bets off.
Watch for launch, calculate trajectory and splash the SoB.
50 posted on
06/19/2006 10:01:30 PM PDT by
BIGLOOK
(Keelhauling is a sensible solution to mutiny.)
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