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[Persian Gulf]

Iran is making a very serious effort to move missile production facilities underground across several dispersed sites

 

[UberShock]

Iran is making a very serious effort to move missile production facilities underground across several dispersed sites

Iran should have been done it before trump 2 term, move all bottleneck in production of missiles to underground

 

[Immortals]

More [future] underground production sites



Iran will need to reach point where it can produce 250-500 missiles a MONTH, if it wants to have adequate supply for a war in the future.

Iran likely underestimated the supply they would need the last 2 decades. But this war gave a chance to clear out the entire old stockpiles and rebuild stockpiles under new missile theory.

 

[Shags101]

More [future] underground production sites



Iran will need to reach point where it can produce 250-500 missiles a MONTH, if it wants to have adequate supply for a war in the future.

Iran likely underestimated the supply they would need the last 2 decades. But this war gave a chance to clear out the entire old stockpiles and rebuild stockpiles under new missile theory.

I’ve been saying it for awhile who cares what they destroyed above ground all of these factors have moved underground and how much you want to bet they’re going to be connected underground to either old or new underground missile sites

 

[Persian Gulf]

everything is about underground tunnels now

 

[Immortals]

 

[Immortals]

 

[Immortals]

 

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[Flotilla]

Damn. So there is just necessary to reverse engineer an aircrafts capable to launch it!!!.

Hope those Su35 arrive soon.

 

[Immortals]

Damn. So there is just necessary to reverse engineer an aircrafts capable to launch it!!!.

Hope those Su35 arrive soon.

Iran isn’t going to actually reverse engineer the JAASM. It’s doing to try to reverse engineer the radar reduction shape and the engine. Iran’s biggest weakness in the field of CMs is a proper engine. That’s what doomed the KH-55 reverse engineer attempt was that Iran couldn’t replicate the same cost to performance metrics or even extract the same performance out of their version of Kh-55 engine. Thus the Soumar cruise missile never got mass produced.

The key for Iran will be

A) Can it reverse engineer the JAASM engine with 90%+ of the capabilities of the original?

B) Can it do it at a price point that makes sense for mass production on Iran’s budget

If so then Iran will proceed. If not it will never be mass produced. And I doubt Iran will create an ALCM. It I’ll focus on LACM versions and accept the range reductions.

 

[Watandar]

Iran isn’t going to actually reverse engineer the JAASM. It’s doing to try to reverse engineer the radar reduction shape and the engine. Iran’s biggest weakness in the field of CMs is a proper engine. That’s what doomed the KH-55 reverse engineer attempt was that Iran couldn’t replicate the same cost to performance metrics or even extract the same performance out of their version of Kh-55 engine. Thus the Soumar cruise missile never got mass produced.

The key for Iran will be

A) Can it reverse engineer the JAASM engine with 90%+ of the capabilities of the original?

B) Can it do it at a price point that makes sense for mass production on Iran’s budget

If so then Iran will proceed. If not it will never be mass produced. And I doubt Iran will create an ALCM. It I’ll focus on LACM versions and accept the range reductions.

why not just hand it over to China ? They are experts at this and will appreciate it too.