The Pentagon has completed the deployment of interceptor missiles in Alaska

The United States Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has completed the deployment of land-based missile defense systems in Alaska, reports RIA News a message from MDA Director Lt. Gen. Sam Greaves.

MDA and Boeing installed the 44 interceptor in the launch shaft of the anti-missile complex at Fort Grills,

said greaves.

According to him, the installation of the rocket took place on November 2.

Earlier it was reported that by the end of this year 44 missiles will be deployed in Alaska, which, according to official data, are intended to intercept missiles from the DPRK and Iran. Recently, the White House sent an additional request for redistribution of funds to Congress to establish additional 20 interceptors in Alaska.

According to the head of the Academy of Geopolitical Problems Leonid Ivashov, the missiles at Fort Greely are in fact directed against the Russian and Chinese missiles.

The Iranian rocket will never fly over Alaska and the North Korean too, but the main beam of the trajectory of Russian and Chinese rockets is just going across the North Pole, calling on Alaska exactly on the territory of the United States,

he said.

At the same time, Ivashov noted that Russia already has designs for the breakthrough of missile defense.

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[aszzz888]

which, according to official figures, are designed to intercept missiles from the DPRK and Iran.

... as well as from Polynesia ... ... who believes you, miserable? ...

[Jedi]

The Brothers Grimm and Hans-Christian Andersen are pathetic losers compared to storytellers from the USA.

[bagr69]

And can these missiles at least bring down something? A very big question. I have not heard about the real and successful tests of their missile defense in as close as possible to modern combat conditions.
In general, let them put on their territory wherever they want, this is their business and their budget.

[SRC P-15]

The Pentagon has completed the deployment of interceptor missiles in Alaska

And our missiles will fly across the South Pole!

[Jedi]

Quote: SRC P-15

And our missiles will fly across the South Pole!

You should not have said that: now the USA will urgently equip the Crusade for the democratization of penguins in Antarctica.

[SRC P-15]

Quote: Jedi

You should not have said that: now the USA will urgently equip the Crusade for the democratization of penguins in Antarctica.

And their icebreakers will not have enough for such a "democratization"!

[voyaka uh]

“But will these missiles be able to bring anything down? Sooooo big question.
I have not heard about the real and successful tests of their missile defense "////

Approximately 50% success in testing. They will have to let 2-3
interceptor for each ICBM. So far, 44 missiles are enough.
Plus, in California there is a safety net - another ten such missiles, plus
THAAD systems that hit ICBMs already on the descent.

[210ox]

Especially touches about Iran ..Read -Russia

Quote: aszzz888

which, according to official figures, are designed to intercept missiles from the DPRK and Iran.

... as well as from Polynesia ... ... who believes you, miserable? ...

[siberalt]

How to "intercept" so far no one has come up with.

[Finches]

There, to Alaska, from our coast a little more than 4 km, the forces of the Special Forces selected from the Chukchi are transported by kayak, using the naivety of the population, mowing down under the local Aleuts, as well as the folds of the terrain, get to the mine and destroy the rocket, then visit the pin .. .m invited product "Yars" ...

[d ^ Amir]

as well as from Polynesia

yes what is there Polynesia .... that scumbags from Vanuatu are still not capable !!!! they even spat on the world hegemon ... recognized both Abkhazia and South Ossetia .... I say these scumbags are capable of anything ...

[Mountain shooter]

"Geographical cretinism" is a distinctive feature of Americans. Imagine that a missile from the DPRK will fly through Alaska ... So what is it to them? The main thing is to crow.
True, 44 missiles can with a massive attack - they obviously will not be enough.

[Blackmokona]

Take the globe, draw trajectories on it and be surprised.

[Pan_hrabio]

Specially even made sure)

[rotmistr60]

Russia already has missile defense breakthrough developments

That's okay. And then, as always, the Americans rubbed ears in Iran, the DPRK, themselves not believing this. It is clear that from this direction they are concerned about Russia and China.

[voyaka uh]

"the main beam of the trajectory of Russian and Chinese missiles just goes through
The North Pole with the entry through precisely Alaska to the United States "////

Chinese from what kind of arsenal? They obviously have the shortest path - through the Pacific Ocean.
And to intercept the Russian Alaska is an inconvenient place. The interception is carried out
not after, but in the opposite transverse direction.
To intercept Russian missiles flying across the North Pole,
interceptors must be installed in northern Canada, east of Alaska.

[Muvka]

How do you like this picture? Put 2 points from the bulldozer.
Here from Yandex, took deeper.

[voyaka uh]

What I wrote: missiles are designed to intercept ICBMs fired
across the Pacific Ocean, not across the North Pole. Perfect headway
for an interceptor missile.
The North Pole does not smell.

[Muvka]

The shortest distance from point to point is marked on the map. And this trajectory passes through Alaska. And they pass very close to the north pole, so we can say that through it. And if you take the point deeper, then the arc rises even higher.

[stolz]

Quote: Jedi

The Brothers Grimm and Hans-Christian Andersen are pathetic losers compared to storytellers from the USA.

Yes, let them have fun, the width of the Bering Strait is 4 km. We, if that’s what, from the barrel artillery and MLRS in Alaska, we crave and what the hell they will intercept there.

[den3080]

though off topic, but inspired by your post))
and the place where this video was shot is suitable - the Far East.

[voyaka uh]

"from the barrel artillery and MLRS in Alaska we wail"

And if you drop the paratroopers, so they are this base
just taken prisoner.

[Guru]

It is necessary to begin construction of the PRO-VKS base in Chukotka to intercept interceptors.

[Waterfowl]

It has long been necessary to do this! And not only there.

[Livonetc]

Quote: voyaka uh

"the main beam of the trajectory of Russian and Chinese missiles just goes through
The North Pole with the entry through precisely Alaska to the United States "////

Chinese from what kind of arsenal? They obviously have the shortest path - through the Pacific Ocean.
And to intercept the Russian Alaska is an inconvenient place. The interception is carried out
not after, but in the opposite transverse direction.
To intercept Russian missiles flying across the North Pole,
interceptors must be installed in northern Canada, east of Alaska.

2017 year.
"How will Washington respond to ballistic missiles deployed near the border with Russia?"

"China has deployed Dongfeng-41 (DF-41) intercontinental ballistic missiles on the border with Russia, in the northeastern Heilongjiang province. This was reported by the Global Times on Tuesday, January 24. Photos of the latest missile systems were published on the Chinese Internet segment the day before. "Such missiles can reach America in 30 minutes."
https://topwar.ru/107816-kitayskie-smi-noak-razme
stila-mezhkontinentalnye-rakety-u-rossiyskoy-gran
icy.html

[Going]

At the same time, Ivashov noted that Russia already has designs for the breakthrough of missile defense.

The answer was ready before.

[Livonetc]

Quote: voyaka uh

What I wrote: missiles are designed to intercept ICBMs fired
across the Pacific Ocean, not across the North Pole. Perfect headway
for an interceptor missile.
The North Pole does not smell.

Still, I did not understand why China did not master launches through the North Pole.

"The American airline Continental Airlines launched a flight New York - Hong Kong through the North Pole and Siberia on the so-called cross-polar route, reducing flight time by more than two hours. Now, the United Airlines and NorthWest Airlines are also flying these routes from North America to Southeast Asia. "

[voyaka uh]

Duc ... Take-off section - over Russian Siberia.
And if the accident? And where will the first step fall? On poor Russian
Chukchi?
Usually try not to start rockets right near / above
the territory of a neighboring state.

[Livonetc]

Quote: voyaka uh

Duc ... Take-off section - over Russian Siberia.
And if the accident? And where will the first step fall? On poor Russian
Chukchi?
Usually try not to start rockets right near / above
the territory of a neighboring state.

Digression.
In fact, with all the anecdotes about the Chukchi, they are a very historically great nation in their region.
In general, all local in the tail and mane.

I actually about what happened in 2017.
"China has deployed Dongfeng-41 (DF-41) intercontinental ballistic missiles on the border with Russia, in the northeastern Heilongjiang province. This was reported by the Global Times on Tuesday, January 24. Photos of the latest missile systems were published on the Chinese Internet segment the day before. "Such missiles can reach America in 30 minutes."

[Old26]

Quote: aszzz888

which, according to official figures, are designed to intercept missiles from the DPRK and Iran.

... as well as from Polynesia ... ... who believes you, miserable? ...

Prefer to believe the godless Leonid Ivashov, who writes nonsense like the one below

According to the head of the Academy of Geopolitical Problems Leonid Ivashov, the missiles at Fort Greely are in fact directed against the Russian and Chinese missiles.

That's just logic and knowledge show that Americans are right, not Herr Ivashov

Quote: bagr69

And can these missiles at least bring down something? A very big question. I have not heard about the real and successful tests of their missile defense in as close as possible to modern combat conditions.
In general, let them put on their territory wherever they want, this is their business and their budget.

Well, the fact that some have not heard about the tests of this system does not mean that it is not functional ...

Quote: voyaka uh

Approximately 50% success in testing. They will have to let 2-3
interceptor for each ICBM. So far, 44 missiles are enough.
Plus, in California there is a safety net - another ten such missiles, plus
THAAD systems that hit ICBMs already on the descent.

I won’t say anything about percentages, we need to raise the materials according to the test result. In count. we can say the following. Given the likelihood of hitting a simple target with one missile (that is, without means of breaking through missile defense, that is, false targets), it is enough to launch two interceptors on one target ..

There are 4 launchers in California right now. FOUR. The TAAAD will also be able to contribute, but only as the penultimate line of defense and for "simple" goals

Quote: 210ox

Especially touches about Iran ..Read -Russia

You can read and be touched by anything. But how many missiles like Voevoda can be intercepted by such a missile defense system to say that it is not fate against Russia? But then you’ll have to reconsider your point of view, about which you write

Quote: 210ox

Read -Russia

It is clear that it is simpler and easier to write what others like than to ask themselves questions and answer them.

Quote: Finches

There, to Alaska, from our coast a little more than 4 km, the forces of the Special Forces selected from the Chukchi are transported by kayak, using the naivety of the population, mowing down under the local Aleuts, as well as the folds of the terrain, get to the mine and destroy the rocket, then visit the pin .. .m invited product "Yars" ...

If it were so simple But to the island, from where 4 km to the United States (and not to Alaska), almost 40 km is far from a calm sea. Plus from the island of Kruzenshtern to Alaska 40. Plus to the mines 1100. By the time they get there, the war is already over

Quote: Mountain Shooter

"Geographical cretinism" is a distinctive feature of Americans. Imagine that a missile from the DPRK will fly through Alaska ... So what is it to them? The main thing is to crow.
True, 44 missiles can with a massive attack - they obviously will not be enough.

Not actually "Geographical Criticism". and the optimal placement of interceptors. Flexible enough from a tactical point of view. And for missiles going through the pole, and for missiles aimed at the continental United States from the DPRK. The interception range is about 2000 km. With a maximum intercept range of 5000 km, this type of anti-ballistic missile is a perfectly normal location.

Quote: voyaka uh

And to intercept the Russian Alaska is an inconvenient place. The interception is carried out
not after, but in the opposite transverse direction.
To intercept Russian missiles flying across the North Pole,
interceptors must be installed in northern Canada, east of Alaska.

Actually, the correct term is on intersecting courses. Well, in your opinion, where are these interceptors? Isn’t that the place you called?

Quote: Stolz

Yes, let them have fun, the width of the Bering Strait is 4 km. We, if that’s what, from the barrel artillery and MLRS in Alaska, we crave and what the hell they will intercept there.

It's nice to deal with such a connoisseur of geography. In terms of knowledge in geography, you can only compare with the old man Hottabych. If you have the Bering Strait has a width of 4 km, then there is nothing to say.

[Dzafdet]

Quote: voyaka uh

“But will these missiles be able to bring anything down? Sooooo big question.
I have not heard about the real and successful tests of their missile defense "////

Approximately 50% success in testing. They will have to let 2-3
interceptor for each ICBM. So far, 44 missiles are enough.
Plus, in California there is a safety net - another ten such missiles, plus
THAAD systems that hit ICBMs already on the descent.

Yeah, now. While you gave birth to interceptor missiles, ours gave birth to maneuvering warheads and the launch of a missile along an aperiodic path .... I'm not talking about the KSP PRO system ...

[Vadim237]

Ours gave birth to maneuvering warheads, Oga - according to a complex flight program, unfortunately these "maneuvering" warheads do not have a radar for detecting kinetic interceptors and they cannot evade. “Launch of a rocket along an aperiodic trajectory ...” - What trajectory?

[Rostislav]

Need help "partners." They covered Alaska, and if the Koreans treacherously hit the Atlantic?
It is necessary to place our missiles in Cuba and explain that this is being done for their own good, this is protection against Korean and Iranian missiles, which striped people are so afraid of.

[steelmaker]

Are these missiles capable of knocking anything down? Over the past 25 years, I have not heard that their missiles shot down missiles of Soviet heritage. I heard that they sawed Soviet missiles, but not to shoot them down.

[bald]

And why do we need, through our territory, to plow America. What if a flying squirrel fish flies in the Manhattan area

[Old26]

Quote: Muvka

The shortest distance from point to point is marked on the map. And this trajectory passes through Alaska. And they pass very close to the north pole, so we can say that through it. And if you take the point deeper, then the arc rises even higher.

Below are three photos, more precisely a screen.
1. The trajectory of the DPRK-Washington missile (range of about 11 thousand km)


2. The trajectory of the Iran-US missile (with a range of less than 12 thousand km, which is not something beyond the limits)


3. The location of the missile defense base in Alaska. Many people think that if in Alaska, then almost at the water cut on the border of the Bering Strait. But no. Location - blue circle.

[TOR2]

Yes, it’s easier here. They were about to leave the INF. So they hide behind what they can.