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<blockquote data-quote="tanoarg" data-source="post: 1077910" data-attributes="member: 569">no es mentira...es sacado de contexto. fijate que te deje el link original...y fijate lo que dice respecto a por que no se uso despues del 1º de febrero.TLAM launches occurred overwhelmingly in the first 3 days of the war. Ofthe 260 TLAM Cs and D-Is that transitioned to cruise phase, more than39 percent were fired in the first 24 hours; 62 percent were launchedduring the first 48 hours; just over 73 percent in the first 72 hours; and noTLAMs of any kind were launched after February 1, 1991, just 2 weeks afterthe war started. CNA/DIA offered no explanation for why there were nolaunches after February 1. However, CNA/DIA noted that on February 1, sixTLAM Cs were fired in a “stream raid,” all aimed at the Rasheed airfield;they arrived in the Baghdad area about 11 a.m., they were fired upon, andonly two of the six arrived at the target. GWAPS reported that Gen.Schwarzkopf did not approve any additional TLAM strikes either because(1) television coverage of daylight strikes in downtown Baghdad provedunacceptable in Washington or (2) their use was deemed too expensivegiven its relatively small warhead and high cost.--- merged: Nov 8, 2011 3:27 PM ---y una cosa mas...no es lo mismo un tomahawk de hace 20 años atras...que uno actual.un abrazo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tanoarg, post: 1077910, member: 569"] no es mentira...es sacado de contexto. fijate que te deje el link original...y fijate lo que dice respecto a por que no se uso despues del 1º de febrero. TLAM launches occurred overwhelmingly in the first 3 days of the war. Of the 260 TLAM Cs and D-Is that transitioned to cruise phase, more than 39 percent were fired in the first 24 hours; 62 percent were launched during the first 48 hours; just over 73 percent in the first 72 hours; and no TLAMs of any kind were launched after February 1, 1991, just 2 weeks after the war started. CNA/DIA offered no explanation for why there were no launches after February 1. However, CNA/DIA noted that on February 1, six TLAM Cs were fired in a “stream raid,” all aimed at the Rasheed airfield; they arrived in the Baghdad area about 11 a.m., they were fired upon, and only two of the six arrived at the target. GWAPS reported that Gen. Schwarzkopf did not approve any additional TLAM strikes either because (1) television coverage of daylight strikes in downtown Baghdad proved unacceptable in Washington or (2) [B]their use was deemed too expensive[/B] [B]given its relatively small warhead and high cost.[/B] [COLOR=rgb(204,204,204)][SIZE=2]--- merged: Nov 8, 2011 3:27 PM ---[/SIZE][/COLOR] y una cosa mas...no es lo mismo un tomahawk de hace 20 años atras...que uno actual. un abrazo [/QUOTE]

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