Do we have working nukes?

[Kozel]

Do we have working nukes?

Interesting question. Apparently it is all based on computer models. And those computers probably run on Windows.

http://defense.aol.com/2012/12/19/all-s-well-with-the-nation-s-nukes-in-theory/

[happy seal]

I just nukes in my pants! Had chicken wings! :whistling:

[Grumpy Gardener]

Which brings us to the next question: If Russia attacked Turkey from behind, would Greece help?
:O
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[clancy]

That may depend on whether or not Greece will be on top or the botom.

[camelotkid]

I have nukes right across the street as well as the worlds fastest computer within a stones through of where I am sitting.

[bobtheelf]

I doubt anyone wants to be on the receiving end of a practical test of this question.

[Angry Fist]

I think we should test 30 or so in strategic locations, just to be sure.


Who wants to help me compile a list of test sites? :supergrin:

[Kozel]

I doubt anyone wants to be on the receiving end of a practical test of this question.

What if they know the answer from practice and answer is NO.

We do not practice though.

[MrsKitty]

I have nukes right across the street as well as the worlds fastest computer within a stones through of where I am sitting.

Aren't all nukes "stored" there now if they aren't actually armed?

[camelotkid]

Aren't all nukes "stored" there now if they aren't actually armed?

Not yet but soon that will be the case.

[GT4494]

Aren't all nukes "stored" there now if they aren't actually armed?

Except for the ones that are in use...