Iron Dome for USA

Bet it will take out hypersonic MIRVs as well (with Elons help)

Good observation that hadn't occurred to me.

Between the Fed's money, Trump's will and Elon's rocket technology, we could build the most advanced strategic national missile defense shield in the world!
 
Is there something wrong about assuming a defensive position here? ~S~
 
Between the Fed's money, Trump's will and Elon's rocket technology, we could build the most advanced strategic national missile defense shield in the world!

In all honesty...I thunk that's why Trump lets elon stay so close and so often. Poor Trump not only has to deal with the worlds problems...he has a new "best friend" to boot :auiqs.jpg:
 
In all honesty...I thunk that's why Trump lets elon stay so close and so often. Poor Trump not only has to deal with the worlds problems...he has a new "best friend" to boot

Knowing Trump as I think I do, I'm sure that he thinks 5 moves ahead on everything he does in life, including his friends.
Especially after what happened in Butler, Pa in July.
The art of the deal is making the right friends with the right people at just the right time.
 
It’s already in Cyprus, as Turkey already deployed military drones to Cyprus's breakaway north in December 2019.
 
Good luck getting Congress to pay for it and recruiting enough new servicemembers to man it.
Russia and China have hyper-sonic missiles, very hard to hit.

Russia's Oreshnik flies at Mach-10. A good stack of nukes on similar US missiles is the better deterrent.


Maginot Lines never work and are a waste of money.....MAD works.
 
Russia and China have hyper-sonic missiles, very hard to hit.

Russia's Oreshnik flies at Mach-10. A good stack of nukes on similar US missiles is the better deterrent.


Maginot Lines never work and are a waste of money.....MAD works.

Oreshnik is an ICBM. Firing one at the US mainland would probably be met with a nuclear response regardless. One of the reasons the US appears to be behind in this race (but not really) is that we reportedly have several different versions in development that aren't as dependent on the ICBM platform to launch. Most appear to be more like cruise missiles that can fly very fast at very low altitudes.
 
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Oreshnik is an ICBM. Firing one at the US mainland would probably be met with a nuclear response regardless. One of the reasons the US appears to be behind in this race (but not really) is that we reportedly have several different versions in development that aren't as dependent on the ICBM platform to launch. Most appear to be more like cruise missiles that can fly very fast at very low altitudes.
OK, but my main point is that the US has a huge land area so defending every square mile like "Iron Dome" does for Israel is stupid, the Iron Dome can shoot down slow & crude missiles from Hamas, but shooting down Oreshniks is a lot harder if not impossible.

I could see deploying defensive missiles around our ICBM silos to protect our response, but Trump may be very wrong pushing the Iron Dome now. We don't have the money anyway.
 
OK, but my main point is that the US has a huge land area so defending every square mile like "Iron Dome" does for Israel is stupid, the Iron Dome can shoot down slow & crude missiles from Hamas, but shooting down Oreshniks is a lot harder if not impossible.

I could see deploying defensive missiles around our ICBM silos to protect our response, but Trump may be very wrong pushing the Iron Dome now. We don't have the money anyway.
Frankly, the Progs have learned little. The cities are currently theirs. Let them learn the hard way.
 
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