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November 18th 04, 03:39 AM
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ICBM Lifting Off - Naval Air Target?
Group...
While stuck in traffic, bad traffic, I began wondering: how difficult would it be to intercept an ICBM lifting off out of somewhere like North Korea? Seems like it would be an 'easy' target: slow, going up, not evading. Or, would it be more effective to have a cruiser wait off shore to intercept with surface to air? Thx, Sks Humble Cessna Driver 
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