Microwave weapon could fry North Korean missile controls, say experts

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Reverbs

Probably taking pictures of you too.

I was being serious lol..

a reply to: Reverbs

Are you sure I wasn't?

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Camp 14
Hospital 49
Ghost Diseases
Biological/Chemical Weapon Stockpiles
Repeated nuclear weapons test
Defectors infested with parasites
Orbital pictures of a largely dark country...

but if someone on the internet says its a fairy tale they must be right even though there isn't a shred of proof offered to prove their theory.

a reply to: liejunkie01

To what end though?

After we fry their offensive electronics via this alleged Microwave weapons system, what then?

Any war with NK is going to amount us gaining air superiority via radar installation destruction, destroying there offensive and defensive ground-based facilities and then their troops at our leisure and from a relatively safe distance. Then having to put boots on the ground to enforce regime change which will equate to another Vietnam which if memory serves did not work out as planned.

originally posted by: Thorneblood
a reply to: Perfectenemy

Camp 14
Hospital 49
Ghost Diseases
Biological/Chemical Weapon Stockpiles
Repeated nuclear weapons test
Defectors infested with parasites
Orbital pictures of a largely dark country...

but if someone on the internet says its a fairy tale they must be right even though there isn't a shred of proof offered to prove their theory.

I didn't say anything about it being nice to live there. NK is the perfect place for weapon tests of all kinds. Biological,chemical or even balistical weapons. Nobody that could change the fate of the northkorean population really cares about NK and that's the cold hard truth. No pesky geneva convention aswell.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

NK is the perfect place for weapon tests of all kinds. Biological,chemical or even balistical weapons.

On that much we agree.

originally posted by: Thorneblood
a reply to: Perfectenemy

NK is the perfect place for weapon tests of all kinds. Biological,chemical or even balistical weapons.

On that much we agree.

Yes but it's not only NK who is doing the testing.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: liejunkie01

It's still in testing. They haven't tested it in a couple years and were still trying to decide what missile body it can fit into. They're at least a couple years from operational at a minimum. They have to fit it into the body and then test it in that body.

Thank you for the info.

They had an "expert" on the news and he said that the military has a problem with trying to over engineer(or spend too much time trying to perfect everything). He said we should give our soldiers and personnel the equipment to use and experiment with on the battlefield. Which isn't a direct quote of course but it was the jist of what he was saying. It works, use it. Not necessarily in NK, but other conflicts.

We have all of these shiny expensive toys hanging out in warehouses and labs, spend billions on them and don't really get much out of them.

I kind of agree with him a little. Strap the thing to something and roll with it. Learn in the field.

But what do I know?

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: liejunkie01

To what end though?

After we fry their offensive electronics via this alleged Microwave weapons system, what then?

Any war with NK is going to amount us gaining air superiority via radar installation destruction, destroying there offensive and defensive ground-based facilities and then their troops at our leisure and from a relatively safe distance. Then having to put boots on the ground to enforce regime change which will equate to another Vietnam which if memory serves did not work out as planned.

I have no idea. Thus is where the closed door talks with China, Japan, and SK come into play I guess.

a reply to: liejunkie01

I recall hearing about at least one case where that proved to be a less than optimal plan for those involved.

The details of the entire M16 program brought out during these hearings showed incredible mismanagement and gross negligence which directly caused weapons to malfunction in the jungles of Southeast Asia. After the real problems were brought to the surface, corrective action was finally taken to develop a weapon system that would function properly with its ammunition and could be deployed reliably in extended combat operations for decades to follow.

www.smallarmsreview.com...

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Yea, i got into that here

a reply to: liejunkie01

Don't worry I'm sure the military industrial complex, banking cartels, corporations and the political puppets that will ultimately benefit from any U.N sponsored regime change already have it all planned out.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: liejunkie01

I recall hearing about at least one case where that proved to be a less than optimal plan for those involved.

The details of the entire M16 program brought out during these hearings showed incredible mismanagement and gross negligence which directly caused weapons to malfunction in the jungles of Southeast Asia. After the real problems were brought to the surface, corrective action was finally taken to develop a weapon system that would function properly with its ammunition and could be deployed reliably in extended combat operations for decades to follow.

www.smallarmsreview.com...

I agree with that.

Maybe systems that are not for direct life threatening scenarios. Such as your primary firearm. But more for technical weapons. It was just a mere suggestion..lol

a reply to: liejunkie01

They tend to try to put as much into a single platform as they can get, which leads to huge delays and overruns. In the case of CHAMP though, it's more a case of getting the electronics small enough to fit into a missile body that can be carried on an aircraft.

Why bother, just nuke em first from all boomers. They are all brainwashed and parasite infested so it would be an act of mercy and get rid of the preeminent rogue nuclear threat on earth. If China gets some fallout it is their own fault for propping the regime up for decades and giving them the missile technology.

a reply to: TinfoilTP

should we also kill off people with birth defects?

Forget a mircowave, just drop an EMP bomb and be done with it .

originally posted by: choos
a reply to: TinfoilTP

should we also kill off people with birth defects?

No, the people who survive will get to enjoy a few good years of freedom with cancer and their mutated children will get to live in freedom. Far better than mindless drones infested with parasites on the verge of starvation with the threat of death camps looming over them by the minute if they step out of line.

a reply to: TinfoilTP

what about the ones that want a chance to live? just nuke em?? their fault for being born?

a reply to: TinfoilTP

Ah but is mutated freedom really freedom?

Sounds like our particular brand of freedom really, which generally these days equates to security at the expense of the common Mans everyday freedoms, we just do it to ourselves more slowly.

At to death camps well NK sure don't own the rights to that particular rotten chestnut, same with starvation really, those seem like worldwide issues systemic of the socioeconomic oblivion of our own creation and/or the petty religious indifference, conflict and proxy wars we harbor and wage towards one another.