Perhaps the BEST B1G Forum anywhere, here at College Football Fan Site, CFB51!!!

There's one on August 23, 2044 out in western North Dakota.

That's no gouda for those of us who reside in Florida.

Board meeting, Barcelona 2026.

Can't fix stupid


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nothing wrong with Western North Dakota

I'll host

it'll be less expensive than Spain

no passport required

Well geography's not the only issue.  There's also the fact that in 2044 I'll be 72 and you guys will be... well... older than that, hopefully.

I was randomly thinking about how vulnerable and expensive our carrier fleet is. We have by far the most carriers of any nation.  I’m not even sure any other nation has “real” carriers that launch anything other than harrier type planes or less capable warplanes with ski jump setups.

What would stop another nation from using a icbm type conventional weapon to take out a carrier?  With satellites I don’t think there is any mystery about where either ours or our adversaries major ships are at all times. It frightens me that an absurd amount of our military projected power could be easily taken out with relatively mature technology. I hope the military is prepared somehow for this possibility. 

The introduction of the Type 093B signifies China’s strategic intent to deploy submarines as a counter to aircraft carriers and as a platform for land attacks, enabling strikes from significantly greater distances. This capability could alter the strategic balance in the Indo-Pacific region, as the Pentagon report suggests that up to three Type 093Bs could be operational within a year. China’s submarine fleet, now totaling 65 vessels, reflects the nation's continued naval expansion and the emphasis on enhancing its undersea warfare capabilities.

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/type-093b-china-building-fleet-guided-missiles-submarines-210469