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Originally Posted by wet dog
What happens when our enemies obtain these weapons by means of battle field recovery, or say, some former Navy SEAL sells one to a Mexican connection.
I hope I don't hear, "Men we are returning to grid coordinates, such and such, to recovery a missing weapon, we expect to face heavy opposition."
This is not crypto from a USAF aircraft, or something more sensitive.
Can we move quickly past all these little speed bumps and simply drop a nuke on Mecca, or something else?
I'm open to suggestions.
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The military isn't overly concerned that the weapon might be captured by the enemy, because they would be unable to obtain its highly specialized ammunition, batteries and other components. Lehner said he expects other nations will try to copy its technology, but it will be very cost-prohibitive.
We are looking at this the wrong way!........
We should let them find it and hope they'll try a use it..........
From what longrange and TR are saying it's a POS and it may behoove us when they try to use it............
Big Teddy
