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clipka wrote:
> I wouldn't be too surprised if even a decent modern research or weather
> satellite had the capabilities to make out such a huge thing.
Probably, assuming it's not under cloud or something.
Remember you also aim missiles via radar too, which is what I think they're
trying to avoid.
> Granted, in an asymmetrical war it might help to effectively hide the thing from
> the enemy - but in an asymmetrical war, how on earth is anyone going to get
> anywhere near a US airplane carrier anyway - let alone do any serious harm to
> it?
Uh, I guess you didn't see that report.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Challenge_2002
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