UPDATED 7:35 AM EST MONDAY -- Strange: U.S. Announces "Ohio-class Submarine has entered CENTCOM Area of Responsibility"

UPDATED 7:35 AM EST MONDAY -- Strange: U.S. Announces "Ohio-class Submarine has entered CENTCOM Area of Responsibility"

The United States has strangely announced that "An Ohio-Class Submarine has entered the CENTCOM Area of Responsibility. What makes this announcement strange is they didn't identify WHICH ONE.

It makes a Gigantic difference.

There are, at present, eighteen (18) Ohio-Class Submarines.  Fourteen (14) of those carry TRIDENT II nuclear missiles with Eight (8) independently-targetable warheads each.  That means that EACH submarine has 160 nuclear warheads.

Four of those Ohio-class submarines (USS Ohio, USS Florida, USS Michigan, and USS Georgia) carry 154 Tomahawk (Land-attack) Cruise missiles, each.

So, the big question on everyone's mind right now is, WHICH "Ohio-Class" submarine just arrived in CENTCOM's Area of Responsibility?  Nuke or non-nuke?

HT REMARK: Things over there in the Middle East are growing more dangerous by the hour.   This situation between Israel and HAMAS has "Disaster" written all over it; and not merely for Israel/HAMAS, but for the entire region and maybe even the entire world.

Whatever is coming is apparently HUGE!   At about 4:00 PM eastern STANDARD Time (GMT-0500) here in the USA, the Israeli Defense Force put out a message on social media that they have **NEVER** put out before:  "Pray for us."   It's all over social media right now . . .

UPDATE 7:35 AM EST MONDAY -- 

I have been told the submarine is the USS Florida, and SSGN as opposed to an SSBN.    The G stands for Guided Missile and is the type of submarine armed with 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles.

(Breathing a sigh of relief . . . .)

 

 

 

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