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In reply to the discussion: How much warning would we have on an incoming ICBM on the East Coast from russia? [View all]smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)46. I can't, unless they thought that harm to themselves, or death, was inevitable.
In which case, I could see them going out by causing the most death and destruction to the rest of the world as possible. The way they see things, a world without them in it doesn't deserve to exist.
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How much warning would we have on an incoming ICBM on the East Coast from russia? [View all]
NightWatcher
Mar 2022
OP
The Navy was beating the watters about 100 miles SW of Tampa over the weekend.
Ex Lurker
Mar 2022
#71
I doubt he'd station a boomer in the Black Sea, yes. No real point even if it were possible.
Jedi Guy
Mar 2022
#51
That's a relief. Taking a depressed-trajectory shot from that close off the table is good news.
Jedi Guy
Mar 2022
#62
Ballistic missile subs have always been considered the more survivable of the triad
DetroitLegalBeagle
Mar 2022
#83
I see you are in NYC. I lived there during 9/11 and until that point I never imagined such
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#32
Yes. When Putin threatens nukes or chemical/biological warfare, it gives one pause.
Irish_Dem
Mar 2022
#50
Oh goodness. If I vaporize hope I only feel it for a minute. I refuse to live in this fear.
boston bean
Mar 2022
#15
I don't think we'd know, and then Hawaii had that attack warning snafu a few years ago.
Calista241
Mar 2022
#34
I was 2 years 1 month and 29 days old when the US dropped the bomb on Hiroshima.
marie999
Mar 2022
#81
Long enough to call my boys and tell them how much I love them, hug my darling wife ...
11 Bravo
Mar 2022
#37
I can't, unless they thought that harm to themselves, or death, was inevitable.
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#46
Possibly enough time to know you're going to die, but not enough to do anything about it (n/t)
Spider Jerusalem
Mar 2022
#58