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Precision of Irans missiles close to 100%
2009-10-28
[Iran Press TV Latest] A senior Iranian commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps says the precision of Iranian missiles has been increased to nearly "100 percent".

Iranian experts have broken the monopoly of the major powers over modern defense and military technologies, the deputy commander of the IRGC Navy, Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi, said, noting that such advances have increased the accuracy of the Iranian "vessel and missile equipment".

"Iran's modern technologies have increased the precision of the equipment to near 100 percent," IRNA quoted Fadavi as saying on Tuesday.

Fadavi stated that the IRGC has put programs on its agenda that will make Iran the leading country in the world as far as navy speedboats are concerned.

The Iranian commander said that Iran is among the few countries that have the capability to launch missiles from speedboats with very high precision.
Posted by:Fred

#6  Nice to know the masters of missiles and nukes cannot convey the difference between precision and accuracy.

But in case something was lost in translation, I also agree that changing the setting to Brush Size does indeed prevent the Z from wearing out.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2009-10-28 10:59  

#5  100% chance they'll hit the ground. Or that at least pieces of them will.
Posted by: Glenmore   2009-10-28 08:54  

#4   Wake me up when they hit 200%....
Posted by: Uncle Phester   2009-10-28 08:49  

#3  Versus, oh I dunno, CHINA'S SO-CALLED
"CARRIER-KILLER" DF MISSLE???

"As far as NAVY SPEEDBOATS are concerned" > and we all know how well that stopped the USN in its tracks [NOT], as per the GHOSTS OF IRAN'S NAVY = KUWAITI REFLAGGED TANKERS PAST.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2009-10-28 02:48  

#2  ... as long as the target is perfectly still, as big as a soccerfield, and has no countermeasures or defenses.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2009-10-28 00:41  

#1  

Fell over? Not possible.
Posted by: KBK   2009-10-28 00:11  

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