Tiềm lực quân sự Hoa Kỳ - Phần 4

Gà thiến nhanh quá nhể? Thế khi Bulava phát nổ Gà Thiến trốn đâu vậy? Đang bận trốn trong váy mấy mụ Rút-ke đứng bên hè phố Bắc Kinh à? À quên Gà Thiến nầy, bảo Rút-Ke nhanh lên nhá. Trident Mỹ dùng từ 1979 bây chừ rút-ke mới copy làm Bulava khốn thay chất xám không có. Bulava cứ theo gót N1 mà tiến. Lợm thật.

Hà hà, Chần hay quên tệ, có bình luận hét, xem lại các post trước nhá.
Đã bẩu ròi, thử nghiệm thì có rủi ro, tuy nhiên chưa xong đã nổ quá mạng kiểu phù mỏ với óc lông thì...

Mà Bulava về concept là hay, còn cái HTV concept thì không mới (dạng cánh lượn trong vũ trụ đã đuwọc đề cập từ lâu) thế mà tập đoàn I bằng mc quỳ xuống vái như đúng rồi, hài.

Chỉ có Gà Thiến mới dám so Bulava với HTV. 2 cái khác nhau. Balava chỉ cà bản copy của Trident Hoa Kỳ phát triển từ thập niên 70 mà thôi. Óc dành lậy Nga cả rồi sao mà không phân biệt được vậy?

Đầu đạn hạt nhân biết bay lượn à? Mỹ làm từ xưa rồi. Bây chừ Nga mới ti toe copy nhưng dốt quá copy không nổi. Khổ thân tầu ngầm nằm chỏng càng trơ mốc đợi mà chả thấy Balava đâu.
The first maneuvering vehicles tested were large flap-based units, three of which were successfully flight-tested over the Pacific in the late 1960s. Vehicles that used reaction jets to maneuver were also considered, but design studies and wind tunnel data indicated that the simpler flap arrangement could perform all the maneuvers required. Three full-scale flap-based vehicles were flown over the Pacific Ocean in 1973?"1974, followed by three successful preprototype flight tests of the Advanced Maneuvering Reentry Vehicle in 1981. The vehicle was declared operational for the Minuteman III or the MX.

À, gọi thêm Rùa thò đầu - chiên da turbin châu Âu có nghệ danh alsou vào họp cho đủ hội
Sao, clone Buran đã làm xong bài hạ cánh chưa để mọi người mừng cho sự nhẩy vọt công nghệ của mèo

Xe Tải Buran à? To khủng như xe thồ con thoi, bắt chước Mỹ mà. Nhưng bay thử một lần duy nhất thì vi vẩy tróc lóc. Thưs ra trước khi bay thử con Buran kiểu thử đã từng được thử thả, phóng thấp nhiều lần và kết quả khiến bọn phi hành da Nga mặt vàng như nghệ. Cuối cùng không dám cho họ lên tàu đành dùng chế độ đáp viễn khiển ( không phải tự động mà là viiễn khiển) Sau khi đáp xong họ quyết định chôn sống chương trình. Một quyết định khôn ngoan nhất của khoa học gia và chính quyền Liên Xô. Nếu cố thêm thì tai họa khó mà lường trước. Cuối cùng thì Buran hoàn thành nhiệm vụ góp phần chôn sống chính quyền bịp bợm CCCP. Hoan hô Buran.
X-37B rất nhỏ , nhỏ như trái bomb. Tiền phóng, bảo trì....rất rẻ. Khoang hàng bé xíu có thể chứa thiết bị trinh sát hay đầu đạn hạt nhân. Khi tình hình nguy người ta có thể gửi ít chục vào vũ trụ. Khi cần số lao vào vệ tinh kẻ thù số lao vào đất địch. Chà Bái Nga Giáo sợ có ngày mất mục tiêu thờ lậy.
Buran ơi thiết kế chi mà vi vẩy tróc lócsau 1 lần bay duy nhất , thiết kế chi mà chả làm gì khác hơn là tiêu diệt nhà nước CCCP. Thiết kế chi mà ngu rứa?
Được longokc sửa chữa / chuyển vào 07:38 ngày 25/04/2010

Gương mặt Việt Nam góp phần vào tiềm lực quân sự Hoa Kỳ ngày hôm nay. Chị Dương Nguyệt Ánh
Anh is hardly a thermobaric person, a weaponized woman. The Washington Post reports that while she was working on the new bomb, her children, then 5 to 11, were not allowed to play with toy guns or read Harry Potter books, which the parents deemed too violent. Their parents even excised the fight scenes from their Disney "Pocahontas" video.
The trajectory of Anh''s life, which has taken her from one of America''s wars to another, might eventually involve another generation of her family. The oldest of her four children, a 17-year-old daughter, is considering a career in?"this apple did not fall far from the tree?"homeland security or international affairs.
This autumn, Anh was among a select few federal workers honored with Service to America Medals by the Partnership for Public Service, which recognizes especially meritorious achievements. In front of a large audience at a black-tie dinner she strode to the microphone and, speaking without notes, began: "Thirty-two years ago I came to this land as a refugee of war with a pair of empty hands and a bag full of broken dreams."
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She graduated from the University of Maryland with both a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering and a B.S. degree in Computer Science.[1]
In 1983 she started working as a Chemical Engineer at the Indian Head Naval Surface Weapons Center.
From 1991-1999, she managed all Navy basic, exploratory research and advanced development programs in High Explosives. Served as the U.S. Navy focus point for explosives and the transition of Navy explosives into weapon systems, providing consultation to government/military, industries and allied nations.
From 1999-2002, she managed all NSWC Indian Head''s technical programs in Explosives and Undersea Weapons, from concept through engineering development to production and demilitarization.
She successfully assembled and led a team of scientists and engineers to develop the payload for a new weapon, now known as the thermobaric bomb, then proceeded to limited production and delivery to the Air Force, all in an unprecedented period of 67 days.
Nguyet Anh successfully led the development and transition of a total of 10 high performing explosives into 18 different U.S. weapons in the past 12 years, which is an unprecedented record of its kind.
She served as a U.S. Delegate at the NATO AC310 Subgroup I for Explosives, and chairman/member of many national and international Panels/Technical Steering Groups.
Since 2002 Nguyet Anh has been Director of Science and Technology of Naval Surface Warfare Center, U.S. Department of Defense, where she is responsible for Indian Head''s overall technical investment strategies, guiding and overseeing research and development programs in all areas of science and technology and focusing these efforts toward the creation of future weapon generations for the United States.
Awards
In 1999 she was awarded the Dr. Arthur E. Bisson Prize for Achievement in Naval Technology and had her name engraved in a plaque on permanent display at the Office of Naval Research.
In 2001, she was awarded the Civilian Meritorious Medal for superb leadership, technical expertise and significant contributions to the Department of Defense in the area of High Performance Explosives.
In 2007, she was awarded the National Security Medal for significant contribution to the nation in activities related to national security

Gương mặt Việt Nam góp phần vào tiềm lực quân sự Hoa Kỳ hôm nay Ông Eugene Huu-Chau "Gene" Trinh ( Trịnh Hữu Châu)
Eugene Huu-Chau "Gene" Trinh (born on September 14, 1950) is a Vietnamese-American scientist and astronaut. In 1992 he became the first Vietnamese-American to travel into outer space.
Trinh graduated from Lycee Michelet in Paris, France, in 1968 with a baccalaureate degree. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering-Applied Physics from Columbia University in 1972. He then studied at Yale University, earning a Masters of Science in 1974, a Masters of Philosophy in 1975, and a Doctorate of Philosophy in Applied Physics in 1977.
Dr. Trinh is currently the Director of the Physical Sciences Research Division in the Biological and Physical Research Enterprise at NASA headquarters. He started with NASA in 1999, as a Senior Research Scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He conducted experimental and theoretical research in Fluid Dynamics, Fundamental Materials Science, and Levitation Technology for 20 years. He performed hands-on experimental investigations in laboratories aboard the NASA KC-135 aircraft, and on the Space Shuttle Columbia. Dr. Trinh was a Payload Specialist crew member on the STS-50/United States Microgravity Lab-1 Space Shuttle flight in 1992.
As Director of the Physical Sciences Research Division at NASA, Dr. Trinh leads the effort to develop an innovative peer-reviewed scientific program focusing on the effects of gravity on physical, chemical, and biological systems. The results of this program will enable the human exploration and development of space, providing the scientific basis for technologies permitting humankind to explore the vast expanses of our solar system and beyond.
Publications
Dr. Trinh has published over 40 reviewed articles and authored as many conference papers in the areas of Fluid Dynamics, Acoustics, Materials Science, and Microgravity science and technology.
[e***] Special honors
Full tuition Scholarship (Columbia University)
Sheffield Fellowship (Yale University)
Group Achievement award NASA for flight experiments
Science Achievement award for Principal Investigator team NASA
NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal
NASA Flight Medal
Bác Tuân bên VN và Bác Trịnh đây 2 phi hành gia VN.

Đạo luật chống khủng bố của Mỹ được đạo diễn bới một gương mặt VN. Ông Đinh Đồng Phụng Việt.
Viet D. Dinh (Vietnamese: Đinh Đồng Phụng Việt; born February 22, 1968) is a lawyer and a conservative legal scholar[1] who served as an Assistant Attorney General of the United States from 2001 to 2003, under the presidency of George W. Bush. Born in Saigon,[2] in the former South Vietnam, he was the chief architect of the USA PATRIOT Act.