Non-sense on russian military equipment

dino00 wrote:Russia's new hypersonic missile, which can be launched from warplanes, will likely be ready for combat by 2020


https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/russia-new-hypersonic-missile-likely-ready-for-war-by-2020.html

Can`t understand they tested 3 or 12 times

dino00 wrote:Look at her tweet

https://twitter.com/amanda_m_macias/status/1109175278562131968?s=19

Sources tell me that Putin's so-called missile with 'unlimited' range has yet to fly farther than 22 miles and is too expensive for the Kremlin to develop.

What's more, a US intelligence report assesses that it will take Russia a decade to perfect the weapon.

On the same tweet  how desperate or dumb(probably both) this people are

I had to say something

Big_Gazza wrote:

Sources tell me....

What a dumb bitch.  

dino00 wrote:I dont know if i was clear

She says in the same tweet

too expensive for the Kremlin to develop...will take Russia a decade to perfect the weapon

This is Mutually exclusive

I do believe it could be expensive to develop and it will take many years, thats fine no problem.

Hole wrote:It is a cruise missile in the size/weight category as Kh-101/Kaliber.

Rosatom is developing nuclear reactors in all sizes for customers all over the world (and making a lot of money from it), why should the development of this special engine be out of reach for their specalists + that of other state owned companies/instituts?

How could this thing be to expensive???

I would guess that a Tu-160 bomber is much more expensive than such a relatively small device. And Russia is building these bombers again.


These are clear signs of degeneration. In a few years these clowns in Amiland won´t be able to use their cars or phones without help. Shouldn´t be a surprise they call themselves special, aren´t they?

dino00 wrote:Look at her tweet

https://twitter.com/amanda_m_macias/status/1109175278562131968?s=19

Sources tell me that Putin's so-called missile with 'unlimited' range has yet to fly farther than 22 miles and is too expensive for the Kremlin to develop.

What's more, a US intelligence report assesses that it will take Russia a decade to perfect the weapon.

On the same tweet  how desperate or dumb(probably both) this people are

I had to say something

Isos wrote:Isn't carbon fiber a common material now ? Take it with a grain of salt, original source is CNBC news.
Rob Lee
@RALee85
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"According to people with direct knowledge of a US intel report," Russia is struggling to find carbon fiber components needed for the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle. US intel expects that "no more than 60" will be built because they are too expensive.

Isos wrote:Isn't carbon fiber a common material now ? Take it with a grain of salt, original source is CNBC news.
Rob Lee
@RALee85
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1h
"According to people with direct knowledge of a US intel report," Russia is struggling to find carbon fiber components needed for the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle. US intel expects that "no more than 60" will be built because they are too expensive.

magnumcromagnon wrote:

Isos wrote:Isn't carbon fiber a common material now ? Take it with a grain of salt, original source is CNBC news.
Rob Lee
@RALee85
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1h
"According to people with direct knowledge of a US intel report," Russia is struggling to find carbon fiber components needed for the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle. US intel expects that "no more than 60" will be built because they are too expensive.

Leave it up to the Pentagram to engage in double think, and suffer from Multiple Personality Disorder...one day they're the "Greatest threat to human civilization that has ever existed!!!", the next day is "Their bumbling fools/buffoons/baboons mud hut dwelling troglodytes who live in a house of cards, and they can't bust a grape!!!" We've heard them said that about Armata, Su-57 not be serial production, their sources also say Storm Petrel and Avantgarde is struggling in tests and production, but the mental midgets didn't know of it's existence 1 1/2 years ago. But whatever makes the Pentagram sleep easier at night.

...As Americans, Moss and Vest sarcastically advised Moscow to continue pouring money and effort into Kuznetsov. “Russia will be doing NATO and the U.S. Navy a huge favor if it decides to spend the money, repair-yard time, and human capital needed to overhaul the ski-jump-ramp carrier that is clearly an albatross of the Cold War era.”