Below is a photograph comparing the Trident II D5 missile (on the left) with the earlier Trident I C4 missile. The unclassified specs for the Trident II D5 list a payload capacity of seven 300 kt MARV.
I think 4000 miles is a lowball number. I read on the navy website that its more like 6000-7000 miles.
Can you hear me now?
They have come a long ways since the Polaris A-3.
Patrick Henry kudos.
CNN (communist news network) had a piece early this a.m. (since pulled) that the tests were a failure. Wishful thinking from the MSM. What pukes!!!!
It would seem that our arsenal of democracy is still intact and working quite well actually....
My kung fu is stronger than yours.
Below is a photograph comparing the Trident II D5 missile (on the left) with the earlier Trident I C4 missile. The unclassified specs for the Trident II D5 list a payload capacity of seven 300 kt MARV.
Never worried about the weapons, only the will.
I wonder if those Russian Trawlers still "shadow" our launches. I have seen US Choppers dropping messages on the Trawlers, asking them to change locations, so the launch could continue.
a company i used to work for made the nose camera for the guidance system... until it was replaced by CCD systems that is.Oughta make China/Russia think three times!
Mike