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Originally Posted by Juda
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its not a ICBM its a fuckin carrier killer you know that most powerful navy you once knew now all sunk to the bottom cause a few missles
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There's more ballistic missiles types than the ICBMs.
The US may recognize a SRBM/MRBM launch as not a threat to CONUS but India and Russia will immediately shits their pants and launch because they don't know wtf the thing is heading for.
Russian and India launch, Pakistan and NATO then launch.
It takes a good 20-30 minutes to know where a ballistic missile is going. You have only 5 to order you're to get your ready and flying before the enemies land. Even less with the shorter ranges missiles so you fire ASAP.
Solely relying on ballistic missiles has always been retarded and one of the greatest fuck ups in the history of nuclear deterrence was the shift to soley relying on them instead of a mixed force with bombers which are both harder to hit, give you a greater reaction time to prevent a crisis from going to war and have thinking human beings behind them.
FYI, there's no such thing as a ballistic missile "self-destruct system", once they're fired WWIII begins.
Of course, all this is beside the fact that we have yet to see these Chicom missiles in action. They are after all,
ballistic: Once the CBG makes even the slightest turn the missile will just plop harmlessly into the sea miles from the carrier.
The US keeps a close eye on missile launches from every country and in war time conditions, bar a ballistic launch triggering a nuclear exchange, every CBG in range will alter course.
You can counter that the US GSP sat system will get knocked out right off the bat and you'd be right... just like China's equivalent will be and without it there's no way the Chinese will even know where the US carriers are much less fire off missiles at them.
And of course, we haven't yet touched upon the fact that the USN is arming their escort ships with ABM systems as we speak.
Cut out the dick waving and state facts.