This, because certain anti-missile and anti-aircraft missiles’ warheads work like a shotgun, firing multiple penetrators like a shotgun shell, firing into the path of the enemy weapon or aircraft to disable or destroy it. Steering the head of the missile is much quicker and more accurate.
CinnamonBunny
That thing needs to be able to survive a lot of G.
livurz
That'll be living wages for teachers and budget cuts for SNAP please.
daverbeans
Yeah, well, my mutant also bends to the left but you don’t see me creating expensive military programs about it.
ten3six
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ICampOntheFirstDate
Eagle 20, Fox 2. Hello boys, I'm back.
IliveIdyeIliveagain
vissago
ah. they played scorched earth as a kid. neat
HawkmanXLII
Man I loved that game.
vissago
i OFTEN refer to the concept of the 'useless items' checkbox in the games config. i have to explain it every time
duktayp
Health care please 😵💫
BoblovesMac31415101
You could afford both easily.
vissago
this
Krashtestdummy
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duktayp
He was also one of the bullies in "Karate Kid"
Krashtestdummy
And he went to space camp with Joaquin Phoenix.
theyallwenttoMexico
This seems very strange to me. It's like they're saying it turns better because it's articulated, like it's on wheels, on the ground.
69Voltage
I think it’s more about aiming the warhead directly at the target when within range, as opposed to being a little off angle
charondaboatman
This, because certain anti-missile and anti-aircraft missiles’ warheads work like a shotgun, firing multiple penetrators like a shotgun shell, firing into the path of the enemy weapon or aircraft to disable or destroy it. Steering the head of the missile is much quicker and more accurate.
layinginbedfeelinglikeaquesarito
It’s a damn good idea