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Re: Real Pics Of New Mecha
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Wed, 30 Aug 2000 04:25:05 GMT
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Mark's is correct. And I specifically stated "Tactical" Nuclear Missiles, not
things like the "H-Bomb" and etc. And I was kidding when I said that it would
"light" the battlefield.
Anyways, don't you think that the missiles would be to the advantage of the
mecha, since it would launch a couple into the battlefield and thus cause not
only a *huge* explosion, but also radiation, meaning biological things, like
soldiers, wouldn't survive? Of course, since then it wouldn't have to deal with
any/all of them, and even if they were wearing radiation suits, they would be
dealt with the mecha's two huge spinning tri-cannons.
Also, just because I say "nuclear" doesn't mean uranium or plutonium - based
weapons, maybe in my universe human beings have discovered and even better
heavier element, that is superior to the later two. Maybe my new element can be
more altered, allowing for smaller explosions or bigger explosions, or other
effects.
And yes, the mecha of course would have shielding and advanced sensors, anyways
it would be *far*, *far* away from where these suckers land. ;-)
Mladen Pejic, over and out!
http://tor-pw1.netcom.ca/~milovan/index.htm
In lugnet.build.mecha, Mark Sandlin writes:
> There are such things as low-yield nukes, which have a small blast range and
> are used on smaller targets.
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> The US military has "man packs," so called because they can be carried in a
> backpack. They are of approximate strength that they can destroy a decent
> size city.
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> I heard a rumor that they've lost around 13 of them... they don't know where
> they are!
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> Scary, huh?
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> Also, I think a mecha equipped with tac-nukes would also have the
> appropriate shielding for optics and electronics.
>
> ~Mark
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