NATO even doesn't let itself be dictated to by a parliament of one of its members. The Dutch government has never acknowledged that US nuclear weapons are stored in the Netherlands but when a former prime minister said that as a conscripted lieutenant he had help guard these bombs denial was impossible. Several years ago a large majority of the main chamber of the Dutch parliament voted for a resolution to have them removed but the government said that couldn't be done. As a member of NATO the Netherlands isn't sovereign.
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Jura The idiot
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now I watched
EDIT I'm saying this because I happen to know about the naval short-range missile system Feb 20, 2017
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Jura The idiot
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Sep 8, 2016
is interesting, in addition to what manufacturers always say (which is how things are great
I noticed, according to this source,
and this:
is interesting, in addition to what manufacturers always say (which is how things are great
I noticed, according to this source,- there're two hundred vendors involved in providing the weaponry of Buyan-Ms
- the total price of a new Buyan-M would be about $150m (27e9/57/3)
Jura The idiot
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says the first "new Gauntlet" was delivered (interestingly to a Missile Regiment of some Tank Division in ), so I looked at the new missile
9М338К
it shoots; must've been rocket science to figure out the configuration of fins (or are there wings in the tail?
(it's almost three meters long:
Jura The idiot
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TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
looks like there may also be some small maneuvering jets to.
says the first "new Gauntlet" was delivered (interestingly to a Missile Regiment of some Tank Division in ), so I looked at the new missile
9М338К
it shoots; must've been rocket science to figure out the configuration of fins (or are there wings in the tail?
(it's almost three meters long:)
Jura The idiot
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bro I think you're correct here!
"... в хвостовой части ракеты расположены и сопла системы склонения, направляющей боеприпас при запуске в сторону цели ..."
but one thing: it's just a scale model, a missile is in the container ... you know what I'm saying? LOL
Jura The idiot
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I made an obvious mistake 41 minutes ago
... the first Missile Regiment was equipped with "new Gauntlet" ...
(I got distraught by the Western Military District reference) and not to make an impression as if just one machine had been delivered in the Soviet model, as far as I know a Missile Regiment would consist of four batteries, each of four machines
where's
thunderchief
? he would know for sure
I should've said like
... the first Missile Regiment was equipped with "new Gauntlet" ...
(I got distraught by the Western Military District reference) and not to make an impression as if just one machine had been delivered
in the Soviet model, as far as I know a Missile Regiment would consist of four batteries, each of four machineswhere's
thunderchief
? he would know for sure
Jura The idiot
General
Its a very small airframe, note how the aft fuse is "pinched in, right ahead of the powerplant, why it could have possibly managed with only one engine, where the also small and light Mig-29 needed two. These light compact birds end up priced about 80 to 90% of what a real airplane costs, and they frankly deliver about 50+, so your spending almost as much money on development/production to end up with 1/2 the airplane???
do the math!