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    Re: Unistar Principle etc.
    From: Alexandre Eremenko
    Date: 2012 Apr 21, 11:04 -0400

    Gary,
    
    > accuracy is every thing when you are tossing nukes.
    
    Unfortunately, as Frank already mentioned, accuracy is the most
    dangerous development. Missiles of low accuracy can be used only to hit
    the cities; they were retaliation weapons, and presumably played a role
    of deterrent.
    Accurate missiles which are able to strike the silos are offensive
    weapons which can be useful only when you strike first.
    (You do not want to strike an empty silo).
    
    But submarines still play some deterrence role: you can strike a silo,
    but presumably you cannot strike a submerged submarine with modern
    technology.
    And striking all of them simultaneously is totally hopless.
    While ONE of them can destroy your main cities, with its 16 or 24
    missiles,
    each with multiple individually guided warheads...
    
    So an improved technology of searching submarines would be
    a destabilizing factor. This was exactly what most Soviet mathematicians
    were doing in 1970-s:-)
    
    Alex.
    
    
    
    
    

       
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