Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Can America's Missile Defense Intercept a Nuclear ICBM?" video.

  1. The pendulum always swings too far, most of the Gulf War critiques came from a person who was woefully misinformed about the subject. It was nowhere near as bad as people made it seem.
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  2. Many of the growing pains were due to an error building up in the internal clock which required restarts (and sometimes the system wasn't restarted) and a warhead meant for aircraft striking the spent tail from a rocket and allowing the live warhead to fall on target. Some Iraqi missiles were also rebuilt with a lighter structure to increase range, but they could break apart in mid air which caused the radar returns to act as chaff.
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  3. How do you avoid forewarning an attack when countries monitor each others' nuclear readiness stance?
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  4. And how much will detonate in the retaliation?
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  5. How long can be the determination be kept up for? Basically, you have one chance before the retaliation comes.
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  6. Tests are typically announced, and the trajectory is tracked. Basically, we'll know Kim is gonna shoot his rocket over Japan and it lands in the Pacific.
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  7. Basically when one is flexing too hard the others tell him to chill.
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  8. What deal? End wars forever?
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