@Ash_Kvetchum@nicecrew.digital
2026-02-28 20:00 UTC
I have no idea how many missiles the US used during our "not touching you" with Iran before, but I would be floored were it a noticeable dent in storage I've irl seen.
Even our *nuclear* air launched missiles--of which we have proportionately very much fewer than conventional missiles, of course--are around 5,000 in number (a public number)
As has been noted above, they take time to make. Many haven't been made since the 80s, 90s--just maintained.
But there are many. Vast amounts. Think truly movie spectacle sized floors.
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@KingOfWhiteAmerica@poa.st 2026-02-28 20:06
@Ash_Kvetchum@nicecrew.digital @Sui@decayable.ink @Jonny@annihilation.social @Xenophon@nicecrew.digital @madcuzbad@nicecrew.digital @Bunsen@poa.st @Fash-E@poa.st I don’t really know, either; but I’m not entirely sure why those missiles wouldn’t have gone the same way as the gold in Fort Knox.