Chapter 1988: It's a big threat to us
Chapter 1988 is a big threat to us (three more arrived)
It's just that for the Americans, if they really carry out a nuclear bombing mission, they will have to choose the B-2 stealth long-range strategic bomber, the B-52 long-range strategic bomber, and the BB-1B variable-sweep wing long-range strategic bomber to carry out the mission...... At the mention of the B-2 stealth strategic long-range bomber, the Americans' hearts bleed.
Speaking of which, Uncle Sa should really thank Zhang Lan, if it weren't for the stealth air strategic strike force that the Americans lost in a fit of anger when the United States "bombed" the embassy of the Republic and Zhang Lan was angry, maybe the current Uncle Sa would really have a headache.
“?” Hearing that the damn nuclear bomb of the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb can penetrate 25 to 30 meters deep underground, many people were frightened: God, isn't this going to kill yourself, if such a nuclear warhead falls on the head, then ......
"So powerful?" Even Brother Hu was frightened: he was able to drill into the ground 25 to 30 meters deep, although the underground nuclear bunkers of the Republic were able to do this, but Brother Hu still felt a chill.
"This, in fact, is the difference in the soil," the minister didn't expect that the idea of politicians who had been able to make these politicians, of course, a little better, a politician firm in his mind, actually scared these guys, and couldn't help but regret it in his heart, and quickly explained, "Iraq's land is based on desert, and this ground is very soft, so B can easily drill into the ground 25 to 30 meters deep, but if it is a hard frozen soil, B can only drill down to 6 meters deep." ”
Can even permafrost drill into 6 meters? It's good that Minister Cao doesn't explain, this explanation is quite a bit darker and darker, and when he heard the minister's words, these guys' hearts kept twitching.
The people present are basically from science and engineering, and many of them still have the title of engineer, so they naturally have an intuitive concept of "6 meters deep permafrost": the strength of the 6-meter-deep permafrost layer is equivalent to a concrete layer almost 5 meters thick, and then think of the yield of the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb, and everyone is even more speechless.
In terms of warhead yield, the B7 ordinary nuclear bomb, the prototype of the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb, originally had the best amount to choose from, up to 360,000 tons. However, the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb did not inherit the characteristics of adjustable yield, and its yield was limited to 400,000 tons.
The explosion of the B-Penetrating Nuclear Bomb deep underground causes a lot of the explosive energy to be converted into underground kinetic energy, so that it can destroy underground buildings and facilities without causing too much damage to the ground. The basic principle is to use the extremely strong rock and soil shock waves and vibrations generated by a nuclear explosion to destroy hard targets deep underground, without causing too much damage to the ground and not leaking too much nuclear radiation...... The nuclear material is buried in the ground, and even if it can penetrate the thick layers of soil to reach the surface, the radiation energy is greatly reduced.
From this point of view, the Americans have done a good thing, for example, someone took a knife and stabbed the opponent dozens of times, stabbing the opponent into a rag doll, but in order to avoid the fear of the opponent's family, this guy found another rag and covered the unlucky child who had become a rag doll a little, at least it didn't look so terrifying......
"Damn, you can't accept this level? Do you know that although the US Department of Defense has a very powerful B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb, it is actually not very satisfied with the ground-penetrating effect of the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb, and has already started research on a powerful ground-penetrating nuclear bomb? The Minister whispered in his heart.
Yes, although the power of the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb is already very powerful, according to the information available to the military, the US government is still not satisfied with the ground-penetrating effect of the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb. Tests conducted by the US military in Alaska in March 1998 showed that the B-2 ground-penetrating nuclear bomb dropped at an altitude of 8,000 feet could penetrate 6 meters of permafrost.
As a result, the then-Bush administration reported to Congress on the Nuclear Posture Report in December 2001 that the B-drilled nuclear bomb "is not guaranteed to penetrate certain rock and soil layers and hit the hidden and reinforced underground facilities underneath." Given the limited capabilities of this type of nuclear bomb, it is not possible to ensure the destruction of vital facilities of the enemy "...... The American bull, the ground-penetrating nuclear bomb that can drill through the 6-meter permafrost seems to us to be a cow, but in the eyes of the Americans, the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb is not qualified, and at best it can only be regarded as a temporary transitional product. …,
Therefore, the US Department of Defense has decided to launch a research program on a "powerful ground-penetrating nuclear bomb." The program was developed by Los Angeles. Alamos and Lawrence. The former is responsible for the modification of the B-family nuclear bomb, and the latter is responsible for the modification of the B-83 nuclear bomb, which is a high-yield warhead with an explosive power of about 1.2 million tons.
In November 2004, Congress refused to fund the Powerful Ground-Penetrating Nuclear Bomb research program and decided to suspend it. Later, thanks to the efforts of the US Department of Defense, last year, in July 2005, the US Congress finally agreed to allocate funds to allow the Department of Defense to conduct a feasibility study on the project.
"Will the Americans choose any other weapons than the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb? Will conventional ground-penetrating munitions be chosen? After pondering for a moment, Brother Hu asked again.
"If nuclear weapons are used, in short, judging from the current situation of ground-penetrating nuclear bombs equipped by the US military, if the United States chooses to strike at the underground nuclear facilities of the Saddam regime in Iraq at all costs, the B ground-penetrating nuclear bomb is the most mature nuclear ammunition." "Therefore, if we want to judge whether the United States will use the B-penetrating nuclear bomb, we only need to pay close attention to the movements of the US BB-1B long-range strategic bomber." ”
"However, in terms of the choice of weapons for Saddam, I personally remain
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Chapter 1988 is a big threat to us
Chapter 1988 is a big threat to us