[edit on 3-1-2009 by Pockets]
Originally posted by Solomons
I've always thought despite our relatively small population we could fight one hell of a defensive war against any country.
But like i said,im no expert in this area,but now during these tough economical and geo political times id like to know we could defend our shores from a serious threat.Would we be a walk over? or a formidable force?![]()
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Originally posted by stumason
Read my piece again, I only said on some things and listed them, although on several things in your list of US "wonder-weapons", the UK is up to speed. I'm not about to enter a tit-for tat wang contest with you, as I know what you're like. Many of these so called "wonder-weapons" are just pipe dreams that never actually appear, at least how they were first envisioned.
“This is a huge engineering development challenge, which is why we’ve engaged industry to help us,” says Paul Mehney, public communications officer for the program manager for FCS. “It’s a revolutionary way for the U.S. military to do design and development.”
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 (UPI) -- Software developers in a secret Boeing plant are developing a weapons program some U.S. officials say is the largest such program in Defense Department history.
The U.S. military classifies its Future Combat Systems software program as dwarfing Microsoft Windows in the length of its code, The Washington Post (NYSE:WPO) said Thursday.