Iranian Rocket Torpedo

Oberon · 04-04-06, 10:03 AM

It's amazing what money buys...Iran has lots of money, and Russia doesn't...you can see the cash-flow diffuse from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. All it needs are a couple of rich men to approach a couple of the scientists who worked on Skhval, or know the basics and offer them the right amount of money. It's not that difficult...all the scientists have to do is look over some ideas, correct some mistakes...

Et Viola
One Hout, probably developed with Russian assistance without the Russians even knowing they were assisting.

Alternatively, it was with full knowledge that they were assisting...and the plot thickens somewhat.

But, the main issue is, Sure the Iranians have a super-cavitating torpedo...but can they actually make it hit something? :hmm:

View Poll Results: How'd Iran get the Hout?
They bought Shkval's from Russia	14	56.00%
Russia helped Iran to develop the Hout	7	28.00%
It was an entirely independent Iranian project	1	4.00%
Someone else (not Russia) helped Iran develop the Hout	3	12.00%
Voters: 25. You may not vote on this poll

04-04-06, 10:03 AM	#13
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	It's amazing what money buys...Iran has lots of money, and Russia doesn't...you can see the cash-flow diffuse from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. All it needs are a couple of rich men to approach a couple of the scientists who worked on Skhval, or know the basics and offer them the right amount of money. It's not that difficult...all the scientists have to do is look over some ideas, correct some mistakes... Et Viola One Hout, probably developed with Russian assistance without the Russians even knowing they were assisting. Alternatively, it was with full knowledge that they were assisting...and the plot thickens somewhat. But, the main issue is, Sure the Iranians have a super-cavitating torpedo...but can they actually make it hit something? :hmm: