Could the US have faraday caged nukes all over the world?It should be trivial for them to have gotten them into developing countries like China
>We are the most powerful military force in the history of man. Every fight is our fight. Because what happens over here, matters over there. We don't get to sit one out. Learning to use the tools of modern warfare is the difference between the prospering of your people, and utter destruction. We can't give you freedom. But we can give you the know-how to acquire it. And that, my friends, is worth more than a whole army base of steel. Sure it matters who's got the biggest stick, but it matters a helluva lot more who's swinging it. This is a time for heroes. A time for legends. History is written by the victors. Let's get to work
>>65044336>OP learns the term faraday cage without knowing what it meansIt isn't a magic box that hides things, it blocks radio signals not radiation.
>>65044336You mean coated in a slab of lead? Yeah probably. Is it worth it? Probably not? Wherever you put it you have to be able to store it long term, all while repairing and replacing actuvely expiring parts. Even if you can get new warheads past customa to your secure site every few years, its still not ideal if you suddenly have to move over a tonne of nuke because the landlord randomly evicts your sleeper agent. Just build a missile, you dont risk losing nukes that way
