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I bet people didn't think about this during war games... We have enough bombs on a ship to level a city but we literally can't feed our sailors on that ship fo
by atonse 1y ago
I bet people didn't think about this during war games...
We have enough bombs on a ship to level a city but we literally can't feed our sailors on that ship for the most boring and dystopian of reasons... they're contractually barred from fixing the ovens.
I hope there's someone in the DoD who does analysis on where we're vulnerable, and looks into these kinds of more inane vulnerabilities that cause indirect effects.
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- dh2022 1y agoThis are the failures we know. But what about what do not know? About failures which did not happen and which may happen during combat? Hopefully the Navy is allowed to fix these problems right away - as opposed to waiting for lawyers to figure who can fix what.
- atonse 1y agoIt also makes me wonder whether our adversarial intelligence agencies already know and track these kinds of vulnerabilities (through open source intel on procurement contracts, etc) and it's stuck in a classified document somewhere?
- dh2022 1y agoWell, if they did not do that already, you can bet they will start doing it now. I know I would...