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What's the point? Naively one would think it is the opposite.
by ofrzeta 7mo ago
What's the point? Naively one would think it is the opposite.
- NomDePlum 7mo ago[dead]
- Glawen 7mo agoTo surprise your ennemy. I've heard recently that they tune military hardware differently in peace than in war, e.g. radar signals frequency.
- navane 7mo agoI heard the same about the number and location of French nuclear war heads, or their exact red lines. If you tell the enemy your limit they're gonna sit exactly on it.