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The Lone Badger posted:I'm going to guess that it's kinda like car cruise control in that it looks for things that are both a) big and b) moving. Then it flags for the tank commanders attention to take a look and see what it actually is. As long as it’s doing a Clippy(tm) noise to attract attention.
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Panzeh posted:There was a shakeup in 1954-55, and the main beneficiaries were southerners who didn't have to sit through the purges and arrived just in time to get into Politburo positions, Le Duan being the biggest one. Giap and Ho were too prominent to outright be purged out, but they no longer had executive power. It’s not quite milhist, but is there a general overview of the power structures during/post Vietnam war. Who was purging who etc.?
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Cessna posted:Yeah, sorry. I deal with this sort of thing all day long at work, so I sorta spiraled into pedantry there. Does the modern GPS not have enough resolution to be useful as a replacement for boundary descriptions?
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Thank you all and sorry for the derail. To connect it to the military topic would you need more that 3 inches of American naval vessel to cross into Chinese territorial waters before scrambling interception jets? Please disregard super villain submarine in this scenario.
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Speaking of blockade/access restriction, do modern navies still uses minefields in any capacity or did the detection become so trivial in recent history to render them obsolete?
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