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"Token" wrote...
I believe the term is "thread creep"? Usenet threads have a tendency to wander afield from the original post, but I do not see my posting as being very far afield. Your earlier post "Those heat seakers don't chase high bypass engines very well." would seem to indicate you wished to depart from the original thread by introducing the shooting of "heat seakers" at HBPR engines (thus broadening the field from Igla since Igla has never fired on a commercial HBPR engine). Possibly your only error here is inferring that Tarver wished to do anything but confuse the issue in a discussion which has gone way over his head. If you follow the various threads from the original posting on the subject, you'll probably figure that out very quickly. FWIW, I would guess the single-hit Pk is relatively low, though the Ph is very high (~.8). Pk would depend a lot on the target -- a 747 would be much more likely to survive than an MD-80, due to number and proximity of engines and related plumbing. |
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