Nerve Gas thrown away at sea off Sentosa 1942
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Anyway israel oso quite small and they keep nukes..
aren't they afraid of nuclear leak oso? -
ji ba bomb~~~
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Did you see any teenage mutant ninja turtle ?Originally posted by SlowPoke:not old, but I used to work there.....
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hmm. much has been said about these nukes, but not much abt where they were stored, I mean these are nukes, I'm sure you need proper facilities to maintain stability in these things as well as to prevent any freak accidents, you can't just stuff them in a big refrigarator right?Originally posted by laurence82:wow, imagine they left one here...
jia ba bomb!!!!!
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I read somewhere on the internet that sjoormen class we have don't have verticle tubes, there was an option to build a capability for undersea launch harpoons but was not pursued.Originally posted by SibeiSuayKia:that should be plutonium
Don't forget about our secret Sjoormen class which is equipped and fitted
with nuclear tubes inside for a vertical launch platform of Minuteman II missiles
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Hehe now we all know RAF tengah was used to store nukes..Originally posted by arburthen?:hmm. much has been said about these nukes, but not much abt where they were stored, I mean these are nukes, I'm sure you need proper facilities to maintain stability in these things as well as to prevent any freak accidents, you can't just stuff them in a big refrigarator right?
I mean have these facilities been destroyed or are they still in operation?
its a sensitive area...=/...with regards to the facilities..i think they are still operational?
probably the british didn't remove them after all...
just imagine insecure singapore is..
enemy launch a thriple prong attack from all sides..envelope you..
and organise a major naval blockade to block outside aid from arriving
and you got no choice but to fight...it out..
but problem is enemy has a combined population of over 50 times your population..
The war has been prolonged so much and pple are starving..
the water and food supplies have been cut off..
Troops are losing morale as enemy is killing mercilessly and commandos
keep on infiltrating your area
You have a option 1 .Use nuclear bomb
2. Use the armed forces
3. Surrender
4. Offer to pay $$ to the enemy to "appease"
2. Armed forces heavily stretched and busy fighting in a few locations
Food is unavailable and the Navy is trying to hard to stop
naval blockade
3.Surrender is another option , but the enemies are like Japanese and will try every way to kill and purge the civilians
4.Offer your national reserves and pay $$ to appease them
Conclusion : National security under heavy threat
Last option. All perish together. Nuclear bomb
With regards to war..it is impossible to win completely ,
when enemy pushes you to a corner and wack you
Den you know its time to brandish a knife -
Originally posted by SibeiSuayKia:
There's 2 ways of looking at this.
Hehe now we all know RAF tengah was used to store nukes..
its a sensitive area...=/...with regards to the facilities..i think they are still operational?
probably the british didn't remove them after all...
just imagine insecure singapore is..
enemy launch a thriple prong attack from all sides..envelope you..
and organise a major naval blockade to block outside aid from arriving
and you got no choice but to fight...it out..
but problem is enemy has a combined population of over 50 times your population..
The war has been prolonged so much and pple are starving..
the water and food supplies have been cut off..
Troops are losing morale as enemy is killing mercilessly and commandos
keep on infiltrating your area
You have a option 1 .Use nuclear bomb
2. Use the armed forces
3. Surrender
4. Offer to pay $$ to the enemy to "appease"
2. Armed forces heavily stretched and busy fighting in a few locations
Food is unavailable and the Navy is trying to hard to stop
naval blockade
3.Surrender is another option , but the enemies are like Japanese and will try every way to kill and purge the civilians
4.Offer your national reserves and pay $$ to appease them
Conclusion : National security under heavy threat
Last option. All perish together. Nuclear bomb
[b]
With regards to war..it is impossible to win completely ,
when enemy pushes you to a corner and wack you
Den you know its time to brandish a knife [/b]
if they were destroyed then it would be a pity as it will give the engineering boys something to tinker with.
If they were not destroyed WHY was it not destroyed?
But we see from the news it was mentioned that every effort was made by the brits to conceal the movement and storage of these nukes when they arrived at cyprus and singapore. And that the host governments of these countries didn't know abt these nukes within their borders. Nuclear storage facilities on singapore mainland? How could it be possible that nobody knew.
I suspect the facilities are not on landbased but rather sea or under sea based .... mebbe @ sentosa underwater world.
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Who would wanna throw it off to the sea and risk a enviromental disaster??
Silver bullets again...might be??
Note that silver bullets in this context ...might mean something special
can't be tanks..jets..fighter planes..ships =X
The nuke during 1962..might have been re-processed and the location of it removed..
umm at most i think we got 1 or 2 nukes bah..
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British nuckes are long gone.
Worry about the Mustard gas shells dumped into the sea off Sentosa.
Records revealed 11,800 shells containing this agent was hastily thrown into the sea. Some were salvaged after the war, but it was impossible to find all 11,800 chemical warfare shells
( If the Brits used these, Yamashita would have been defeated. But history would not have forgiven the Brits. )
This matter is recorded in the book: Singapore, the Pregnable Fortress by Peter Elphick, (Hodder and Stoughton, 1995) Pages 204-205
According to the UK National Army museum shells could this day be surving intact.................the author also quoted one Lt Col HMJ Jensen who said: I will never go swimming from any of the beaches in that part of Singapore.
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There are atom bombs lost in the sea in plane crashes and submarine sinkings over the last 40 years. -
they are called "broken arrows"Originally posted by Dr Who:There are atom bombs lost in the sea in plane crashes and submarine sinkings over the last 40 years.
quote from the movie of the same name - "I don't know what's scarier, losing nuclear weapons, or that it happens so often that there's actually a term for it."
However see http://www.nitpickers.com/movies/nitpick.cgi?np=47358