Any rocket scientist here.
North Korea seems to have all mobile launchers.
Can an ICBM be launched from a mobile launcher?
Any rocket scientist here.
North Korea seems to have all mobile launchers.
Can an ICBM be launched from a mobile launcher?
Ah ha. Just an engineer. Not a scientist. )
Thanks.
Riigghhtt
I should mention that a small part of my engineering career was spent working on ICBM mobile basing (the original M-X concept), and another part was spent coming up with concepts to FIND mobile launchers. I've had a very conflicted life.
Ron "Hyperspectral R Us" Wanttaja
I'm neither a rocket scientist or engineer but I was a USAF missileer (aka ICBM launch officer) and as has already been stated ICBMs can be and are mobile. In reality the payload type (nuclear, conventional. Etc), from a functional perspective, has no bearing on whether a given missile can be made into a practical and effective mobile launch platform.
Todd “I drink and know things” Stovall
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WAR DAMN EAGLE!
Ron: Don't forget that we really pinged the old Soviet Bloc when we did the air launch demo of the ICBM.
Im not an engineer or a scientist and all i know about ICBM is the one we visited south of Tucson and it was in a silo deep under ground. Very cool.
So Mr Un can roll them around the country and hide them, kind of like yall do with the subs.
What was the logic of building these silos all over the midwest?
That is one crazy bastard, what can he possibly get out of this except get the us and china in a fight. The Russians tried it with a nuke attack on Hawaii in the sixties and it bankrupted them. Maybe this is the Russians trying it again. Trouble with that plan is the US and China are so economically tied neither can afford to get into a fight. Somebody had a plan!