Gunnair Gunnair:
Tricks Tricks:
Gunnair Gunnair:
Gunnair, if I recall correctly (and I probably don't) were you not in the navy at one point? What purpose do submarines of this type serve?
Oh I'm still in. I'm rather surprised at them looking at nuclear. It's expensive and suggests that they are looking at long range tactical and strategic projection capabilities. There are very good deisel attack subs out there. Any one going nuclear wants to operate either under the ice or farther away from home.
So then developing nuclear propelled subs implies, even if for defensive reasons, preparations for a fight. As a result implying nuclear propulsion, at least in this case, is not peaceful technology.
Glad I remembered right, we have so many servicemen come through here I can't keep straight who does what anymore.
Exocet82 Exocet82:
PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:
Exocet82 Exocet82:
Argentina will be contributing to the regions independent common defense with this peaceful technology.
Oh yeah, nuclear powered warships are peaceful technology all right.
Absolutely! Nuclear propulsion is just that, nuclear proplsion. Being a signatory of the non-prolferation treaty, the treaty does not prohibit nuclear propulsion.
Derptastic response right here.