Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Amphibious P-sub sneak attacks

[Coalbunny <coalbunny@vcn.com>]

Mike, feel free to keep me on your list!

If the US was under far tighter security, yes a mini sub could be a
threat.  With nuclear, biological or chemical weapons (NBC) size isn't
as much of an issue as it is with people and equipment like M1-A1 Abrams
or the M-113 Bradley.  

But right now it's still fairly easy to sneak those weapons, NBC, in
without detection.  And no I'm not gonna try to prove it!
Carl


Michael B Holt wrote:
> 
> I posted this, originally.   I got it from a housewife in Ohio who knows
> of
> my interest.   She thought it was fantastically funny.   So I sent it out
> to
> my list of humor victims.   I got three messages from persons who
> thought it was real.  I may take them off my list.   They may take
> seriously my  essay relating UFO abductions and renegade elves from
> Santa's workshop.   On the other hand, Doc's right about building
> paranoia and hype.
> 
> After reading Kemp's "Underwater Warriors," I have a lot more respect
> for small subs and their capabilities.   He talks about Muslim fanatics
> and their potential for success against unguarded targets (as most of
> the West is, these days).
> 
> I'm going to get back to my Argonaut Junior replica idea.  Just think
> what the tabloid press could say about that:  "Antique Wood Sub to
> Search for Elvis!"
> 
> Mike H.
> 
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