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Old 03-31-2015, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Silent Hunter UK View Post
ICBMs lack the accuracy to deal with a target that may move 10+ nm between launch and impact.

As for keeping track of the carrier groups, the USSR did have RORSATs that could do that, but it's a question of how quickly the Americans would use ASAT and take them out.

ASAT has always been a issue, up until a few years ago it was relatively basic and had a lot of stop and go development. Including a gap in US development between 1989 and 2006 I think. And in the 80's only one real successful intercept. Not really a issue I am thinking.

Not sure on Russian or Chinese development.
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