Comments by "Tiago D\x27Agostini" (@tiagodagostini) on "H I Sutton" channel.

  1.  @otm646  Depend on the location the fleets get tighter. Bu yea, only a few places that happen.
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  2.  @dhanu_4539  To kill the transportation of troops and tanks (it is unfeasible to send thousands of tanks to europe by plane)
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  3.  Scott Prendergast  You know when they get into territorial waters of certain countries ( to cross a strait or visiting a port , whatever reason) , they have to follow their rules? In some they are NOT allowed to spread over a certain limit to not cause too much impact in civilian navigation (since civilian vessels cannot get close to military one). Seems YOU are the one that THINK you are an expert.
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  4. They are very very rarely very close to each other. Even a large nuke can only destroy ships in a radius of a couple km.
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  5. There woudl be no reason for somethign THAT big then. TO dive deep, making it smaller is much much easier
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  6.  @CalvinL.Stevens  By moving. MIRVS are blind. No sensors work on that speed (plasma forms on reentry all around the mirv). They cannot track a moving target. There is a reason why no country deploy MIRVS against anything other than static sites. A super carrier is stupidly fast and it wil lbe several KM away when the MIRV finnally arrives.
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