antonius123
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https://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/134809/airmen-ready-to-rapidly-repair-runways/
Apparently the DF-41 fanboys haven’t heard of them.
1 hour 47 minutes is their goal to take a cratered runway and have it back to operational status
Please read up on runway repair teams so you too can add intellectual value. Runway repair isn’t repairing your home’s driveway.
https://www.187fw.ang.af.mil/Portals/1/documents/COVID-19/UTA Trainings/CES - ADR Overview Narrative.pdf?ver=2020-04-10-145504-683
https://www.erdc.usace.army.mil/Med...6447/11-step-program-repairs-airfield-damage/
Within 2 hours they are conducting taxi tests on large craters. 6 hours is the standard timeframe when teams are not deployed to go from nil to deployed and repaired for flight ops.
During a conflict these teams would be on high alert.
So good luck believing in the DF-41 to “destroy runways”
You simplify the problem.
You are assuming that the airbase only hit by 1 DF-26 or hit once, and equate the DF-26 impact as only limited to the the standard bomb that create simple crater. The question is: the 6 hours time is to fix how severely damage runway?
Consider China has thousands DF-26 and not to mention DF-26 could be nuclear warhead too
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