Navy - Trident Missile Launch From a Submarine

The Trident missiles are submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM). The Trident I is the successor to the Poseidon (C-3) SLBM. The first Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM) was the Polaris (A-1). Since then, the SLBM has been evolved through Polaris (A-2), Polaris (A-3), Poseidon (C-3), and today's Trident I (C-4) and Trident II (D-5).

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[CyclonicTuna023]

Heeeeeeeeey...whats this button do?

[Scorpiowned777]

@bestamerica Learn how to compose a sentence and go suck yourself.

[Artic3buster]

what do you do if you see a red button? press it without any thinking.

[TheNakedQuack]

@Scorpiowned777 Compose? I think you mean 'construct'.

[BillyJimOMFG]

An extremely impressive graphic display of what I have PROVEN already we can never expect .

Sure you can run around and shoot a few more sailors...

[BillyJimOMFG]

Lock Dad there up, park the fucking thing in New York and blow the silos.

Have a nice day.

[c001st0rybro]

cool

[Qiarzz]

Америка и в праду хочт начать войну против Российской Фежераци?))))

Ну давай давайте это вам не ливия и афганистан)

[charlottesetsu]

@malamagr The launch code from home thing is a myth, once the missiles are armed and in place (which they need clearance for officially, but not physically) the Captain and Weapons Officer can push the button, so to speak.

Really all you need to start a global thermonuclear war is an insane submarine crew. This is why I'm a member of CND.

[zulok1337]

@djkapalof they only had a range of 160 miles, but during world war 2 that was outstanding range.

[zulok1337]

@CyclonicTuna023 it kills 5 million people.