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  1. Welp if the nukes drop I’m fucked
  2. Jacksonville is like 8 miles from me
  3. epsilon - Today at 8:26 PM
  4. im 22
  5. and i live in a suburb of phoenix
  6. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:26 PM
  7. And the Russian Satan 2 missiles have a blast radius of about 23-24 miles
  8. epsilon - Today at 8:27 PM
  9. cas?
  10. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:28 PM
  11. Watching a movie just dropping a few bombs myself atm
  12. And well Jax has a Major naval base in it
  13. That’s actually the one my mother works at
  14. epsilon - Today at 8:30 PM
  15. i know we got some air force bases here
  16. hell i know there was an active silo down near tuscon
  17. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:37 PM
  18. well the navy of the USA is a major reason we have won most major wars we have been involved in
  19. and I mean SHIT
  20. we have working fucking railguns
  21. epsilon - Today at 8:37 PM
  22. working
  23. not in operation
  24. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:38 PM
  25. ....
  26. epsilon - Today at 8:38 PM
  27. NOT USED ON A SHIP
  28. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:38 PM
  29. you sure about that
  30. epsilon - Today at 8:38 PM
  31. SHOW ME A SHIP WITH A RAILGUN
  32. RIGHT GOD DAMN NOW
  33. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:40 PM
  34. damn that havn't mounted it yet BUT
  35. the ship it is ment to be mounted on IS
  36. IS
  37. built
  38. USS Zumwalt DDG 1000
  39. also\
  40. change of topic I know but still
  41. I got another 420 rounds for my AR today
  42. epsilon - Today at 8:43 PM
  43. what a fucking change of topic
  44. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:44 PM
  45. i told you its not mounted yet but the ship is built
  46. epsilon - Today at 8:45 PM
  47. it said it was meant to be mounted on the USS trenton
  48. not that one
  49. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:47 PM
  50. the USS trenton is a amphibious transport dock
  51. epsilon - Today at 8:47 PM
  52. im awake
  53. aware
  54. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:48 PM
  55. that was decomissioned back in 01
  56. epsilon - Today at 8:48 PM
  57. conflicting articles
  58. hold up
  59. i see where it says that new destroyer
  60. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:49 PM
  61. think about it logicly
  62. the Zumwalt is a stealth destroyer something that wouldn't want a truck sized explosion going off from it to give it away
  63. an electro-magnetic pulse has its own issues as well but still not as bad as what is basicly a bomb
  64. epsilon - Today at 8:51 PM
  65. ok
  66. hold up found it
  67. also
  68. i was wrong
  69. in a way
  70. Despite previous efforts to install this multi-megawatt railgun on the USNS Trenton, shifting budget priorities in late 2017 may mean that this railgun may never be carried on a USN warship.
  71.  
  72. US Navy
  73. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USNS_Trenton_(T-EPF-5)
  74. USNS Trenton (T-EPF-5)
  75. USNS Trenton (T-EPF-5), (formerly JHSV-5), (ex-Resolute) is a Spearhead-class expeditionary fast transport. Spearhead-class ships are used to support overseas operations, conduct humanitarian aid and disaster relief, and support special operation...
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  77. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:52 PM
  78. dude
  79. if we go to war with like china or russia
  80. budget will not matter
  81. epsilon - Today at 8:53 PM
  82. yea
  83. but i doubt railguns will be mainly used
  84. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:53 PM
  85. no but stuff like that would become a major show of force
  86. epsilon - Today at 8:54 PM
  87. only way i could see a raingun being used is to penetrate costal defenses from range if there are any that cant be taken out by missile
  88. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:54 PM
  89. thats exactly what it can bbe used for
  90. you know what a hellfire missile is?
  91. epsilon - Today at 8:55 PM
  92. isnt that missile used on attack jets
  93. air to ground?
  94. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:55 PM
  95. air to ground that seeks out radar stations
  96. finds and homes in on the radar emissions
  97. but
  98. now those missiles are slow (compared to a ferro-magnetic slug moving at like MACH 2-3)
  99. epsilon - Today at 8:57 PM
  100. anything is SLOW compared to mach 2-3(unless its a warhead reentering atmosphere)
  101. LittleLaGG - Today at 8:57 PM
  102. and we have weapon systems made to destroy those types of missiles
  103. CIWS is a 20 MM gattling cannon that fires round about 100 20mm shells a second and usually work in tandum
  104. IE it LITTERLY THROWS A WALL OR LEAD TO KILL INCOMING MISSLES
  105. BUT
  106. a ferro-magnetic slug on the other hand
  107. while it has a radar sig yes
  108. is moving too fast to truely be stoped by that system due to it using radar itself
  109. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:00 PM
  110. in addition the slug has not explosive to destroy
  111. see the use of the railgun in the inital stages of a beachhead landing?
  112. also our battleship-era naval cannons could fire MILES inland
  113. picture what range a railgun can have
  114. I mean beyond visual range combat has become the norm for both land aswell as sea warfare
  115. but now pitcure that with something you CANT see coming
  116. epsilon - Today at 9:03 PM
  117. but will it keep the same power
  118. air resistance is a thing this relies on hitting fast
  119. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:03 PM
  120. something moving at MACH 2-3 slaming into you is like having a small bomb 500-750 Ib going off
  121. thats more than enough for most ships
  122. and most sea fortifcations
  123. in the test of the railgun is showed the slug going through multiple layers of steel and reinforced concreate and STILL having enough punch to continue well into the earth
  124. and that was at I want to say about a mile
  125. I honestly dont remember the exact range off the top of my head
  126. epsilon - Today at 9:07 PM
  127. but that was close range
  128. what if this is fired from miles off
  129. what impact will it have
  130. granted probably a fuckin big one
  131. but what do you sacrifice
  132. through 10 layers of foot+ thick steel plateing AND STILL CONTINUED WELL INTO THE GROUND
  133. like to the point they couldn't find the damn thing
  134. thats 10+ FEET of solid steel plating with gaps to allow the dissipation of energy in between them
  135. then your stricking the ground which I sure you remember from our shoddycast days
  136. is actualy REALLY FUCKING good at stoping stuff
  137. epsilon - Today at 9:12 PM
  138. i still have my doubts
  139. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:13 PM
  140. put it this way
  141. NO it will not be a fucking nuclear bomb level of desturtion
  142. but
  143. YES
  144. it will be MORE than enough to destroy any easily built/non-nuke proof shelter
  145. keep in mind
  146. this dont go boom
  147. this is a straight penetration munition
  148. epsilon - Today at 9:15 PM
  149. but let me ask is this any use past coast line
  150. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:15 PM
  151. so it dont need the hundreds of pounds of high explosives
  152. epsilon - Today at 9:15 PM
  153. if the terrain is slightly hilly
  154. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:15 PM
  155. yes
  156. keep in mind just because there will be a drop factor to this does NOT mean that it is slowing down (which while yes it will be due to external ballistics)
  157. but that drop is not caused by a reduction in speed
  158. thus just like the shells our battle ships use the lob dozens of miles inland
  159. there will still be a lob to the slug
  160. just not AS pronounced
  161. also instead of taking out the city block it lands in
  162. it just wipes the building (well maybe two)
  163. epsilon - Today at 9:18 PM
  164. i still think the raingun itself is very limited
  165. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:19 PM
  166. your just thinking of the current gen of weapons though
  167. epsilon - Today at 9:19 PM
  168. not what can be utilized to its full extent
  169. aircraft is where its at
  170. aircraft are a ,ajor player
  171. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:19 PM
  172. your comparing it to the current era of warfare
  173. yes they are but at the same time that are more easy to counteract
  174. also keep in mind to my knowledge the US has the only gen-5 fightercraft in the world
  175. epsilon - Today at 9:21 PM
  176. f-35?
  177. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:21 PM
  178. F-22
  179. F-35 is a multi-purpose
  180. and has risk of stealth loss due to exterior weapons platforms
  181. epsilon - Today at 9:22 PM
  182. hmm
  183. both are gen-5 fighters
  184. so i was technically correct
  185. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:22 PM
  186. yes but one is a pure air to air one is a multi-purpose platform
  187. epsilon - Today at 9:23 PM
  188. true
  189. we didnt specify that tho
  190. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:23 PM
  191. both cost millions but hey
  192. epsilon - Today at 9:23 PM
  193. the program has costed billions
  194. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:23 PM
  195. I did say fightercraft
  196. epsilon - Today at 9:23 PM
  197. 66B as of 2011(edited)
  198. designed to perform ground attack and air superiority
  199. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:24 PM
  200. BUT you cant win a ground war nor a naval war with fighters along
  201. also cost I was talking per aircraft
  202. not the program
  203. epsilon - Today at 9:24 PM
  204. still tho the program costed so much
  205. f-35 is 1.508 trillion program cost
  206. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:25 PM
  207. in addition you need to keep in mind the mechanized warfare aspect as well when you start thinking of a ground war
  208. epsilon - Today at 9:26 PM
  209. define mechanized warfare
  210. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:26 PM
  211. and the counters to that form of warfare
  212. epsilon - Today at 9:26 PM
  213. so we are both on the same page
  214. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:27 PM
  215. the current era of warfare were a large part of both troop transport and protection is achieved by use of armored vehicles
  216. as well as vehicles that can do fighting themselves IE: IFV'v
  217. Bradlys BTR's etc
  218. not to mention MBT's
  219. we have weapons made to counteract this yes
  220. but look at the costs and the range of those weapons
  221. lets use the A-10 thunderbolt 2 for an exampl.e
  222. GAU-8 Advenger
  223. 2000 rounds
  224. lets say your average IFV/MBT takes 30 of those to kill and our pilot has a good reaction time of about a second
  225. about half a second my bad
  226. that means for every one vehicle he will kill using that GAU he will be expending 34 rounds of 30mm shells
  227. that means if he has perfect acc he will kill about 58.8 vehicles per load (this is not including the other munitions on the aircraft)
  228. now the A-10 thunderbolt 2 is by no means a arcraft made to fight other aircraft
  229. two sidewinder missiles are it's only means of self defense
  230. you need to keep air superiority fighters close by to assist with protection of the a-10
  231. you also need to keep the flight range of both types of aircraft
  232. and the loads as well
  233. look at the cost and the logistics of doing that
  234. hell its taken me abotu 10 mins to just give that as an example
  235. epsilon - Today at 9:36 PM
  236. listen
  237. im going to be real
  238. ive lost all interest in this
  239. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:36 PM
  240. lol
  241. epsilon - Today at 9:36 PM
  242. like
  243. 10 minutes ago
  244. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:36 PM
  245. you saw that wall of text and was like FUCK THIS SHIT I'M OUT
  246. TL:DR
  247. America would probably win but it would be hard fought and VERY costly
  248. epsilon - Today at 9:37 PM
  249. legit i stopped caring after you got into mechanized warfare
  250. depends if it doesnt go nuclear
  251. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:38 PM
  252. we are exlucing that as that brings in a WHOLE range of diffrent varibles
  253. IE: the UN and NATO
  254. epsilon - Today at 9:39 PM
  255. but
  256. but
  257. LittleLaGG - Today at 9:40 PM
  258. no matter how you look at it KAWAII Stalin you can not glass the entire UN and NATO even if you only hit major population centers
  259. epsilon - Today at 9:41 PM
  260. what about KAWAII PUTIN
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