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post 1643561593 07-25-2021, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted By iloveus
North Viet Congs beat us

Sunni/Shiite rivalry beat us

Taliban beat us

ISIS is currently beating us
Most of this is a result of improper management after the war. Everyone thinks that we need to just pull troops out when a war is over, but in reality small groups of specialists need to stay in the country indefinitely. Special forces are used to take out small groups trying to rebuild. Full-scale military staying in the zone is actually ineffective in comparison; less innocent bystander deaths, less military deaths, and ability to move undetected

The satellite images actually sound pretty cool though. I’m sure they’re quite impressive
One party system; Most Republicans are Democrats, but no Democrats are Republicans.
Hayek and Mises were right; they're all socialists.
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post 1643563893 07-25-2021, 08:42 AM
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wow awesome. maybe we can use some of those weapons to get sodomy legalized in iran! maybe we could just overthrow iran for our greatest ally!!!!
post 1643564073 07-25-2021, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted By EagleOfWar
Makes sense. There’s def something going on out there that’s srs business. Why else would any country even be there other than research purposes maybe, but that’s been done many times. It’s the perfect spot for high secrecy stuff to go down that you don’t want your enemies or anyone else to be able to know about.
low temperatures also help with lowering resistance to allow way for superconductivity. -40C roughly. This is helpful for our latest revisions of GaN equipment such as sensitive optics, diodes, etc. For people wondering, these days we steer away from radar research and focus more on photonic energy interrupt systems. This is a workaround for faster weapons (Mach 20+) also a counter measure for newer deterrent such as BAE nulka.
post 1643564723 07-25-2021, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted By 1hardgainer
But what good is any of this if China, Russia or even N. Korea start launching nukes at us? From what I've heard those anti-ballistic missiles aren't very reliable.
My son, do you know how we got to produce 7nm and smaller process for optolithography ? It was a breakthrough when someone thought outside the box. He said, we take a conventional laser and we blast it at a particle of tin. When the tin is bombarded with the non ionizing radiation, it transforms the energy and thus we can now create the required wavelength. Well, I'll let you in on a little secret about 7th gen nuclear weapons. They pretty much use the same principles, but from a higher altitude. This is why you may have been wondering why the latest push with space activity from the USA and China. The new nukes need to be deployed from space then detonation in lower atmosphere. You can think of it as a torch light getting broader the further away you move.
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