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P.S. As an offtopic one more toy which can be used to attack anything from below the water and above - a flaying torpedo which can be equipped with a tactical nuke warhead (no analogues in NATO): |
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For comparison: WWII torpedoes like G7a moving 74 km/h and weighting 1,5 tonnes, did just bounce of from ship's hull if not detonated. |
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Now please tell me your version about the penetrating hole in the "Kursk". Everybody can see the damage came from inside (note the dent form). |
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I already told "my version". I don't know what it is, but might be hole used to lift that sub up. Or maybe some service hole hatch blown away. |
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P.S. So what's your version regarding that penetration hole on images banned in Russian federal media? |
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About the version; I have told it twice now. Google translate it if you can't understand it. |
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1 110 000 kg*m/h (WWII equivalent) didn't punch through things like paper (didn't at all). What you have there is ten times that, but it still puts some doubt to the end results you present. |
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An another offtopic. AK-47 can shoot even underwater (not just to it like clowns from the stupid show did in a video above). Watch this: |
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