Tout a fait faisable au vues de ce qu'aligne l'armée de l'air israëlienne
Faisable techniquement sans contraintes oui, si tu trace une route droite d'un point A à un point B.
Mais même si elle a montré ses capacités par le passé, l'IAF ne se trouve pas ici dans le même cas de figure que lors du raid sur Osirak, ou celui sur le QG de l'OLP à Tunis.
Confusion dans la situation géo-politique dûe à la guerre Iran/Irak dans le premier cas, et seule la mediterranée à survoler dans le second. Dans le contexte actuel, un raid quelconque aurait beaucoup de mal à passer inaperçu. A moins de posséder des appuis...haut placé, et très compréhensifs!!!
Reste d'autres options, dont tu as déja parlé:
Classe Dolphin:
INS Dolphin
INS Leviathan
INS Tekumah
General Characteristics: (Information from AMI International, Bremerton, WA 98337, USA)
Displacement tons: 1640 surfaced, 1900 diving
Length : 57.3 m (188ft), Beam : 6.8 m (22.6ft), Height: 12.7 m
Speed: 20 knots submerged, 11 knots snorkeling
Diving Depth: Deeper than 200 m(600 feet)
Range : 4500 miles at 8 knots
Crew : 35+10, Banks : 35, Provision: More than one month
Armament: Four 650mm(25.6 inch)and Six 533mm(21 inch)bow torpedo tubes. 6 reloads. The submarine has the capacity to carry anti-ship missiles, mines, decoys and STN Atlas wire-guided DM2A3 torpedoes. The surface-to-surface missile is the submarine-launched Harpoon which delivers a 227 kilogram warhead to a range of 130 kilometres at high subsonic speed.
Pas de Tomahawk sur la liste ci dessu, mais finalement, va savoir, Charles...
Sont pas obligés de nous le dire.
Israel to get subs with nuclear ability
LONDON (JPS) -- Three submarines capable of firing nuclear-armed cruise missiles will enter service with the Israeli navy early next year, according to a newspaper report in London on Thursday of last week. The Guardian reported that the first of the three German-built Dolphin submarines is undergoing trials in the North Sea, and the Pentagon has confirmed that all three will be operational in early 1999. Defence analysts say Israel has concluded that the acquisition of nuclear weapons by Islamic states in the region, notably Iran, is inevitable and that it must acquire a second-strike capability at sea in case its land-based nuclear arsenal is destroyed in a surprise attack. The London-based Jane's Fighting Ships has reported that the diesel and electric-powered Dolphin submarines are capable of firing surface-to-surface missiles from their torpedo tubes.
Juste une petite coupure, un peu plus
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