It's a pity that this film is full of thoughts that it is a European version of the red tide storm (and there is really a black uncle opponent), but it turns out to be emotional. . . French people really love
The film has a lot of slots, but the line-guided torpedo battle plot is still very exciting.
Seeing that other netizens mentioned that it is also a disadvantage that the nuclear weapons cannot be cancelled after the launch, I have some ideas.
The fact that nuclear weapons cannot be cancelled is not known whether the real situation will be like this (at least since the Cold War period, both the United States and Russia have been propagating this way, many young people after the millennium do not know it), this logic actually says The pass:
The ultimate deterrent capability of submarine nuclear weapons would no longer exist if the person or agency with the nuclear weapons cancellation order privately issued the cancellation order for their own benefit (or coercion).
Therefore, it is necessary to keep nuclear weapons "ensure mutual destruction", and that nuclear weapons are designed so that they cannot be cancelled after launch.
This is nuclear deterrence: even if you can destroy my entire territory, as long as I have a nuclear submarine outside, I can still retaliate.
As long as there is a nuclear war, there is no winner.
Ballistic missile nuclear submarines sail alone and cannot get in touch quickly, and it is difficult to send cancellation orders (it seems that ultra-long waves can be used, but the information transmission is extremely slow, refer to the red tide storm).
When the submarine can receive the communication when it floats to the launch depth, it is already the last minute. Usually the whole ship will enter the silent mode (it seems that after the nuclear weapons launch command of other platforms is issued, the launch control will also enter the silent mode), no longer receiving instruction. Otherwise, if the command is received at this time, the captain will go to verify the command, which will not only disrupt the launch procedure, but also affect the safety of the submarine.
The above are the folk conjectures of fans who have seen too many military movies, please do not take your seat~
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