Next Generation Bombs?, page 1

cobra is a monuver that some planes an do it is complicated to explain but you can find detailed info on it in this forum some where

here is a link www.abovetopsecret.com...


there have been some speculations ot the practical use of the cobra manyver but with the right rockets i think it could be very very usefull (excuse any right failures like i said i am a litle bit drunk (canadian wiski) it is 0308 a clock here over)

Originally posted by vorazechul
cobra is a monuver that some planes an do it is complicated to explain but you can find detailed info on it in this forum some where

here is a link www.abovetopsecret.com...


there have been some speculations ot the practical use of the cobra manyver but with the right rockets i think it could be very very usefull (excuse any right failures like i said i am a litle bit drunk (canadian wiski) it is 0308 a clock here over)

one more time

the cobra is a maneuver that only few airplanes can do.
it is a very ipressive maneuver that ,with the weaponry can be very dangerous .
All it needs is a rocket for a close fight that can be fired at any velocities .

(one and a halfe litre water and i think i am better now...
my god i rememberded i have just riped of one of the lights and the rare mirror of an old truck of some kind)

The Pentagon's pursuit of a new kind of nonnuclear super-weapon has sparked a behind-the-scenes revolt among its elite scientific advisers, some of whom reject the scheme as pseudoscience.

The military's goal is to develop a bomb that might be far more powerful than existing conventional weapons of the same size. Precisely targeted, such a weapon could take out targets -- such as underground caverns that conceal weapons of mass destruction -- without posing the severe political risks of using nuclear bombs.

The key to the concept is a little known element called hafnium. By figuring out how to unleash the abundant energy from a hafnium isotope, called hafnium-178, the military hopes to develop a new generation of weapons. According to a Defense Department Web site, such a weapon might "revolutionize all aspects of warfare."
www.sfgate.com... ?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/09/28/MN23720.DTL&type=printable


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