0:26 The first ICBM was the Soviet R-7 which had its first successful test August 1957. It was also the very first ICBM deployed in active service which was in february 1959.
Baron Munchausen : What's this? Vulcan : Oh, this is our prototype. RX, uh, Intercontinental, radar-sneaky, multi-warheaded nuclear missile. Baron Munchausen : Ah! What does it do? Vulcan : Do? Kills the enemy. Baron Munchausen : All the enemy? Vulcan : Aye, all of them. All their wives, and all their children, and all their sheep, and all their cattle, and all their cats and dogs. All of them. All of them gone for good. Sally : That's horrible. Vulcan : Ahh. Well, you see, the advantage is you don't have to see one single one of them die. You just sit comfortably thousands of miles away from the battlefield and simply press the button. Berthold : Well, where's the fun in that?
I think the A.I., computer, controlled SENTENAL ICBM program is a BAD choice to pursue! The older systems of the Minuteman III are unhackable! The SENTENAL will be hackable! Especially with quantum computers on the horizon!
TO BE HONORABLE -- CONGRESS SHOULD "ALWAYS - ALWAYS" NAME OUR CAPITAL MILITARY SYSTEMS AFTER OUR HISTORY OF _ ACTIVE SERVICE SOLDIERS ONLY, AND AFTER PLACES OF OUR FOUNDING GREATNESS - YORKTOWN, LEXINGTON, BRANDYWINE, CHARLESTON, SARATOGA ETC ETC
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0:26 The first ICBM was the Soviet R-7 which had its first successful test August 1957. It was also the very first ICBM deployed in active service which was in february 1959.
Baron Munchausen : What's this?
Vulcan : Oh, this is our prototype. RX, uh, Intercontinental, radar-sneaky, multi-warheaded nuclear missile.
Baron Munchausen : Ah! What does it do?
Vulcan : Do? Kills the enemy.
Baron Munchausen : All the enemy?
Vulcan : Aye, all of them. All their wives, and all their children, and all their sheep, and all their cattle, and all their cats and dogs. All of them. All of them gone for good.
Sally : That's horrible.
Vulcan : Ahh. Well, you see, the advantage is you don't have to see one single one of them die. You just sit comfortably thousands of miles away from the battlefield and simply press the button.
Berthold : Well, where's the fun in that?
The narrator sounds like Kevin Spacey, which makes sense since you could say what we're witnessing here is Advanced Warfare
I think the A.I., computer, controlled SENTENAL ICBM program is a BAD choice to pursue! The older systems of the Minuteman III are unhackable! The SENTENAL will be hackable! Especially with quantum computers on the horizon!
These nuclear missiles should be on wheels.
Those exist, too, as do missiles housed in submarines.
TO BE HONORABLE -- CONGRESS SHOULD "ALWAYS - ALWAYS" NAME OUR CAPITAL MILITARY SYSTEMS AFTER OUR HISTORY OF _ ACTIVE SERVICE SOLDIERS ONLY, AND AFTER PLACES OF OUR FOUNDING GREATNESS - YORKTOWN, LEXINGTON, BRANDYWINE, CHARLESTON, SARATOGA ETC ETC