Markus Armbruster
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917 B
Perl
21 lines
917 B
Perl
.TH Command ARM
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.NA arm "Load nuclear weapons onto planes or missiles"
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.LV Expert
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.SY "arm <PLANE> <NUKETYPE> <airburst?>"
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The \*Qarm\*U command loads nuclear devices
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aboard delivery systems such as planes or missiles.
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.s1
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No nuclear weapons can be delivered unless they are first loaded
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aboard delivery vehicles.
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However, until they are residing in a plane or missile, they
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are considered invulnerable to attack (buried inside of mountains),
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and cannot be used by any potential conqueror (they don't know the
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fail-safe codes).
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.s1
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You decide whether the warhead will air-burst or ground-burst at the
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time you arm it. If you'd like to change air-burst/ground-burst later
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on, just arm the plane/missile again (in this case, the second
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argument will be ignored). You can see whether a nuke will air- or
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ground-burst using the "plane" command.
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.s1
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.SA "disarm, plane, build, transport, launch, Damage, Planes, Moving"
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