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Aliens have long been able to observe us the way we observe single-celled organisms. We don't notice them and we bore them. But they can slip all sorts of stimulants into our flask to increase our combat efficiency. Don't think you're the crown of reason.
A possible scenario for the outbreak of world war: -.
One of the parties from any point of the world's oceans from several submarines strikes (nuclear or non-nuclear is not the point) at the enemy's territory. The question is: - can the attacked party identify who attacked it? There`s a need for reconnaissance information about location and affiliation of all the submarines of all the countries that have them. And this is hardly possible. In that case, it is not clear what the attacked side should do. Strike at all the countries that have submarines? But this is absurd. That leaves the option of possibly obtaining intelligence about a planned strike in advance through its residents in the political circles of the enemy. But what if such a strike is planned in a very narrow circle of political elite, from which the residents would not be able to get information? Could such a strike be planned in secret from enemy intelligence? Who has any thoughts?
A possible scenario for the outbreak of world war: -.
One of the parties from any point of the world's oceans from several submarines strikes (nuclear or non-nuclear is not the point) at the enemy's territory. The question is: - can the attacked party identify who attacked it? There`s a need for reconnaissance information about location and affiliation of all the submarines of all the countries that have them. And this is hardly possible. In that case, it is not clear what the attacked side should do. Strike at all the countries that have submarines? But this is absurd. That leaves the option of possibly obtaining intelligence about a planned strike in advance through its residents in the enemy's political circles? And if such a strike is planned in a very narrow circle of political elite, from where the residents would not be able to get information? Could such a strike be planned in secret from enemy intelligence? What are your thoughts?
There are diplomatic channels that always work. The USSR and Germany used them to agree not to use chemical weapons in the Second World War.
And if someone attacks someone, a declaration of war will follow after the fact. Unless, of course, they are states and not terrorist organizations.
There are diplomatic channels that always work. The USSR and Germany agreed not to use chemical weapons in World War II.
And if someone attacks someone, a declaration of war will follow after the fact. Unless, of course, they are states and not terrorist organizations.
Exactly post-facto, so there may not be anyone to announce it). What do we do until we get this announcement? Wait for it on the ruins? The main question is:can such a strike be planned in secret from enemy intelligence?
Intelligence is intelligence. There is ABM. When the Chelyabinsk meteorite flew, something flew towards it and it collapsed in mid-air. I have a reasonable explanation for that - it was shot down.
...When the Chelyabinsk meteorite flew, something flew towards it and it collapsed in midair. I have a reasonable explanation - it was shot down.
When during the war, the American "B-29", shot down by the Japanese, landed in Sakhalin, Stalin immediately ordered Tupolev to copy the American bomber, forbidding anything to improve and fix.
The result was the "TU-4" heavy bomber. Never before had Soviet aircraft had ashtrays in the armrests of the pilots' seats.
Before the Second World War, most mortars in European armies had a calibre of 81.4 mm. And the USSR began to make mortars of 82 mm calibre.
Thus, the Soviet military, unlike the enemy, could fire trophy mines.
During the Second World War, the British counter-intelligence service received a report that a German spy was travelling in a carriage. The British detained all the passengers
and interrogated them for 6 hours, with particular emphasis on biographical details. The agent was given away by the fact that he was the only one of all the passengers who never went astray.
During the Second World War, to improve bombing efficiency, colour-blind people were often included in British bomber crews. They were not misled by German camouflage nets.
Fun facts about World War II.
When during the war, the American "B-29", shot down by the Japanese, landed in Sakhalin, Stalin immediately ordered Tupolev to copy the American bomber, prohibiting anything to improve and fix.
The result was the "TU-4" heavy bomber. Never before had Soviet aircraft had ashtrays in the armrests of the pilots' seats.
Before the Second World War, most mortars in European armies had a calibre of 81.4 mm. And the USSR began to make mortars of 82 mm calibre.
Thus, the Soviet military, unlike the enemy, could fire trophy mines.
During World War II, the British counterintelligence received a report that a German spy was travelling in a carriage. The British detained all the passengers
and interrogated them for 6 hours with special emphasis on biographical data. The agent gave away the fact that he was the only one of all the passengers who never went astray.
During the Second World War, to improve bombing efficiency, colour-blind people were often included in British bomber crews. They were not misled by German camouflage nets.
I don't know if it's true or not, after the victorious end of the war, Colonel General P. walks into S.'s reception room and asks for his trophy property confiscated at the border to be returned to him.
S.'s call to the border: Give Colonel P his property back!
P: I am a colonel general!
S: Goodbye, Comrade Colonel!
I don't know if it's true or not, after the victorious end of the war, Colonel General P. walks into S.'s reception room and asks for his trophy property confiscated at the border to be returned to him.
S.'s call to the border: Give Colonel P his property back!
P: I am a colonel general!
S: Goodbye, comrade colonel!
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