Pakistan inducted A-100 MRL in Artillery Corps : ISPR

[Yaseen1]

You fcking stupid.......... < taps head> anybody home, Mcfly.

Same to you

 

[Ultima Thule]

Same to you

Why you want MRLS have to be nuke tipped @Yaseen1

 

[HariPrasad]

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Looks nice. What are the specifications?

 

[maverick1977]

Why you want MRLS have to be nuke tipped @Yaseen1

Plutonium implosion device is possible, can be used as a low altitudes device over concentration of enemies reserves ...

 

[denel]

Didn’t we purchased this technology from China?

This is Chinese. I dont know why they like to relabel it as local.

 

[bananarepublic]

This is Chinese. I dont know why they like to relabel it as local.

probably the newly developed rocket is local

 

[denel]

Plutonium implosion device is possible, can be used as a low altitudes device over concentration of enemies reserves ...

Yes and entire region is not habitable for generations. what about those who will be coming in - are they fully equiped to be in NBC environment?

 

[maverick1977]

Yes and entire region is not habitable for generations. what about those who will be coming in - are they fully equiped to be in NBC environment?

We are talking about tactical nuke, 2 to 5 kilo Ton yield ... subcontinent is already infested with smog and pollution, and inhabitable ...

 

[denel]

We are talking about tactical nuke, 2 to 5 kilo Ton yield ... subcontinent is already infested with smog and pollution, and inhabitable ...

radioactivity is radioactivity pal.

 

[Sinnerman108]

Plutonium implosion device is possible, can be used as a low altitudes device over concentration of enemies reserves ...

Actually no.

Plutonium as a metal is really hard to work with ..
try asking someone who is responsible for machining it.

Keeping Pu warheads safe and mounting them is another problem.

Lastly, why would you want to put a nuclear device on an unguided device.

 

[maverick1977]

Actually no.

Plutonium as a metal is really hard to work with ..
try asking someone who is responsible for machining it.

Keeping Pu warheads safe and mounting them is another problem.

Lastly, why would you want to put a nuclear device on an unguided device.

Absolutely wrong, I know a whole lot to tell you it’s not as compared to other unstable elements. However, yield is higher for a smaller amount of plutonium as compared to other fission devices... the last point unguided systems or battle field nukes can be artillary shells, unguided or short range guided systems

 

[Sinnerman108]

Absolutely wrong, I know a whole lot to tell you it’s not as compared to other unstable elements. However, yield is higher for a smaller amount of plutonium as compared to other fission devices... the last point unguided systems or battle field nukes can be artillary shells, unguided or short range guided systems

Ok,
you are right,

 

[waz]

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250 of these! That's a colossal amount of fire power.

 

[Osiris]

250 of these! That's a colossal amount of fire power.

I doubt that is number is correct, since Pakistan signed a contract for 36 of them.

 

[waz]

I doubt that is number is correct, since Pakistan signed a contract for 36 of them.

That was a while ago.