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The book. Command and Control about the incident is like 600 pages and it was so good I read it in a weekend. Highly recommended.

Fully credible. It will blow up at least one mine.

It's also a good reminder for us to share it with people that may not be tech savvy enough to make the switch.

That's what I thought, keep it simple.

The camo background and index card are probably really helpful in the modern office combat environment.

What navy? HA!

They recently transferred a lot of their ships to the submarine fleet

Why would he punch an unarmed man like that? Especially when the unarmed man wasn't even wearing pants?

The X-32 ran Linux, if the DOD woulda chose that, we wouldn't be in this situation smh my damn head.

Wouldn't you want to attack dehydration? Or defend hydration?

I have a really wide monitor, so I end up with wasted space on the sides of most websites, so vertical tabs lets me maximize my vertical space on the screen.

I used to work for a company that did something like this. We had a product that was built overseas, and a major customer wanted one but would only buy it if it was made in America. So we had it built overseas, taken apart, shipped to the factory I worked at, the overseas assemblers flew here, they put it back together, and slapped a made in America sticker on it.

Because the missile knows where it isn't