China's nuclear tunnels/missles

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November 30th, 2011   #1
George
 

China's nuclear tunnels/missles info


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December 2nd, 2011   #2
Yossarian
 
 
Hundereds of Gigabytes of data???? That doesn't seem like very much...

Does not surprise me at all, when China went nuclear, like Russia and the U.S. it would make plausible sense for them to construct a vast undergound network of weapon and support facilties, when you go nuclear...you become a target for retaliation, what better lesson to pick up from this than that the U.S. and USSR learned in the cold war, if you are going to get hit with nuclear weapons via retalitation, than you better have your nuclear arsenal hold out long enough to deliver the pain right back.

As is common knowledge in nuclear war nobody wins, the best one could hope for is to have enough striking power to last long enough to fire back in relation before your entire country's infrastructure and communication and support networks becomes crippled and falls off the grid.

The best you can do is hope this happens after the first wave of nuclear attacks.

Not much planning is really needed afterwards....



"This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience"- Dwight D. Eisenhower , Jan 17,1961.

Last edited by Yossarian; December 3rd, 2011 at 22:10..
 
December 22nd, 2011   #3
ignaciapur
 
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