Meh...

[kenokishinigami]

So I finally listen to Chris and changed the look of my LJ, and I have to sat it looks pretty damn sexy to me. Far sexier then the whole blue thing I had goin' on earlier. Took me awhile to choose from the styles and themes and such, but it was kinda fun

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[manifestation48]

Oooh that's nice. *Slide's in a nice LJ.*

I can just imagine you sitting in a bathtub in the middle of Ohio with a $1.3 million dollar ELINT system pulled up alongside. And a little floating battleship for the tub too. Snicker, well there's a IACP idea.

[kenokishinigami]

Dont hurt me but...ELINT? Whats that?

[manifestation48]

Electronic Signals Intelligence, mainly in reference to the Navy's most awesome AEGIS system.

You DO know what AEGIS is? ....Right?....

[Expecting glare]

[kenokishinigami]

Sadly, I dont know what AEGIS is...but im feeling i should. >.>;

[manifestation48]

-Note, some facts may be outdated, still blackbooked, or mistaken, but all in all on the right track-

AEGIS is currently the most advanced naval missle defence system in the world. It's a combination of technologies of detection, communications, and of defense through missile platforms and close-quarter Vulcan gatling guns. The US and Britain use the system after being developed by the US and Japan, through the companies of Mitsubishi, Rayteon, and (<3) Lockheed Martin (for the most part). Detection wise, AEGIS uses all availible radars and other, more blackballed, means of detecting inbound air threats (from old prop-driven Russian Bears to the deadly Harpoon anti-ship missle). It is able to connect and operate on every ship of a carrier fleet, pooling both weapons and computing power to be able to hit, erm... about 18 billion dollars of inbounds (say 120 missles: 70 harpoons, 20 HARMS, 20 decoys, 10 ukns and 60 4th generation aircraft-medium build). Defense wise, its pure pwnage.

[kenokishinigami]

Im not gonns lie...that...sounds pretty damn sexy. Pure pwnage indeed. :D