DNA established "hardness" and survivability standards for all weapons systems.
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The survivability of more than a billion people is at stake.
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This means there should be some height that minimizes this survivability.
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Across rich and poor countries, the survivability of cancer varies enormously.
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Won't a big cache of cash ensure survivability through hard times?
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So, there could be two things that a cat's survivability depend on.
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Survivability cannot be had by having nuclear weapons that can hit America.
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It's less about survivability here, and more the ripening that's an issue.
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But they are an enduring sign of our species' survivability and perseverance.
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"ALICE training provides proactive response options to increase survivability," the statement said.
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The next to rank for survivability was Macy's, Dillard's, Kohl's, Nordstrom and Sears.
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But what he hasn't got is he hasn't got survivability of his regime.
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"We are continuously implementing new technology and tactics to increase survivability in the future."
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In an interview in March, he had no compunction about threatening the kingdom's survivability.
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"There were times I thought this will never get better," Feinstein says of sepsis survivability.
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Survivability in the Vitae System is what it sounds: how bad the shit actually is.
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Shaffer addresses earlier guidance from government agencies and debunks some prevalent myths related to survivability.
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Airplane accidents have a 95.7% survivability rate, according to the US National Transportation Safety Board.
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He believes his own capacity for future success will be determined by Trump's survivability now.
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Now she won't die before her allies are finished resurrecting, increasing her survivability in sticky situations.
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In League of Legends, these metrics are fighting, farming, vision, aggression, survivability, teamplay, consistency and versatility.
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Survivors help other survivors help other survivors, even if their own survivability is not yet assured.
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I don't know if it's coming back because I don't know the survivability of this theater.
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Snakebites can be fatal, but the good news is, survivability is high when treatment is quick.
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More troubling yet, the IMF report has to raise questions about the euro's long-term survivability.
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Taken together, the reduced spread and increased magazine size promise to up Bastion's survivability in Recon Mode.
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"My proposal is in regard to the financial survivability of our city," Picard told The Washington Post.
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If enemies do manage to get in close, don't forget to pop Fortify to increase your survivability.
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If disgust helps keep us from risking our health, what might other emotions do for our survivability?
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As it improves the survivability of its own nuclear forces, China is helping Pakistan build submarine platforms.
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The next category was survivability, which Cramer determined through the lens of how badly earnings have been damaged.
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And I think you'll see technology that will guarantee soldiers much greater survivability and lethality on the battlefield.
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The Ford class is essential for the survivability of carriers, said James Geurts, the Navy's top acquisition official.
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There would be questions about the survivability of the start-up, a health insurance company named Oscar Health.
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The ACV has proven in its testing to bring enhanced lethality, survivability and maneuverability compared to the AAV.
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The limits of Thor's survivability are unknown, as we last saw him drifting in space in Infinity War.
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Survivability was based on what is called "wet bulb temperature" -- a combined metric of humidity and the outside temperature.
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Once the later recovery phase starts, however, a paramount challenge is the long-term survivability of the rebuilt infrastructure.
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Not having to land on a beach gives the Type 071 more survivability and flexibility than conventional landing ships.
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Essentially, some survivability enhancements needed to counter threats in Iraq wound up maxing the Bradley's weight and on-power capacity.
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"It's got survivability and lethality ... and it has a terrific role to play across that entire spectrum of operations," Adm.
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Outside of a conversation about economics, the valuation of art, and the survivability of photographers—the distinction is completely meaningless.
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Tim Malia, director of Sikorsky's FARA effort, said the X2 technology will mean a greater survivability rate for combat aviators.
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But neither matches the scale, reach and survivability of the U.S. Navy's larger fleet of ballistic missile-carrying nuclear submarines.
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The only monitor Apple sells directly through its website lives on, despite questions about its survivability over the past few months.
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The very first fire shelters, from decades ago, gave the firefighters inside about 12 seconds of lab-tested "survivability," said Petrilli.
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Will we be moving plant species hundreds of miles north of their current range as a way of ensuring their survivability?
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In fact, genetic analyses of brain tumor cells led to a greater understanding of survivability and treatment for Rex and Steve.
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These changes have turned this ability from a more niche rarely used ability, to a much more powerful and core survivability tool.
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The Triad should become a strategic "pentagon," including active and passive defenses to ensure Triad and societal survivability, about which more later.
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But even if a test fails, they offer invaluable data on the mobility, survivability, accuracy, and overall reliability of their missile force.
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But they do not seek to project survivability beyond a year, in part to avoid disadvantaging the poor and people of color.
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That means Ford, with survivability questions looming over aircraft carriers, can support large, power-sucking equipment such as lasers, according to Capt.
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Under the more optimistic prediction, researchers found that no parts of South Asia would exceed the limits of survivability by the year 2100.
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I am not sure that I am optimistic about the survivability of the human species, but I am optimistic in that limited way.
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Moreover, reposturing the Triad would not solve the fundamental problem — that the march of military technology is trending against Triad survivability, favoring aggressors.
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"China is improving the lethality and survivability of its attack submarines and building quieter, high-end diesel and nuclear-powered submarines," he said.
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The wheel-track is just one of a handful of designs meant to improve survivability of combat vehicles beyond just up-armoring them.
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"There's a transition time when the growth of a country exceeds the ability for building engineers to design for peak survivability," he said.
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In the ultimate test of his political survivability, his ruling African National Committee party publicly demanded his resignation in a "recall" on Tuesday.
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The question to answer will be whether and when Facebook's efforts here switch from being a hedge to a necessary commitment to ensure survivability.
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Eishiro Higo, a civil engineer and lead author of the new study, has been researching the problem of evacuation and survivability for some time.
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NC2628 capabilities must assure the integrity of transmitted information and possess the resiliency and survivability necessary to reliably overcome the effects of nuclear attack.
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Maryland's guidelines, for example, would score patients with a combination of factors that largely seek to assess both short-term and long-term survivability.
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"Principal improvements are in lethality, survivability and sustainability," Don Kotchman, a vice president at General Dynamics Land Systems, which builds the M-1, told Jane's.
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In a statement, mosquito ecologist Peter Armbruster said the trial was one of the most successful mosquito reduction trials to date given mosquitoes' stubborn survivability.
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"It will provide airmen unprecedented lethality and survivability, a capability they will use to defend America and our allies for decades to come," he said.
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After her lengthy service and legendary survivability in the War of 1812, rumors began to circulate in the 1830s that Old Ironsides would be retired.
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While we have seen measurable progress in key areas such as patient survivability and reduced hospital admissions among the sickest patients, more must be done.
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And given the enhanced and redundant survivability of our nuclear deterrent, no element of our deterrent need be used before an enemy attack is confirmed.
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The new helicopter closes the Huey's capability gaps in the areas of speed, range, endurance, payload, and survivability in support of the command's ICBM missions.
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I can't quite bring myself to make the Grasshopper a one-trick pony, but I've transformed its underlying flexibility and survivability into a weapon in themselves.
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The problem is that we have a public that has been told what they want to hear about the longevity or the survivability to these programs.
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There is this natural phenomenon where colonies of wild cats will group up together for survival purposes, and then they'll have kittens to maintain their survivability.
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" And a statement from Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu read: "[We are] determined to ensure survivability and security of Turkey by clearing the region from terrorists.
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"The survivability of the F-35B and modern long-range sensors could help Taiwan intercept Chinese missiles, promoting deterrence well into the next decade," they wrote.
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Rather, reusable rockets are meant to be flown repeatedly and, therefore, need a level of redundancy and survivability that aren't required of one-and-done rockets.
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The Kim regime's identity and most potent card is its nuclear weapons program; it is in the regime's interest of survivability to retain its nuclear capability.
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This makes management difficult for DHS, as a "code-of-silence" engulfs the entire CI industry in fear of public abandonment wherein business survivability becomes jeopardized.
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Alarmingly, GAO reported that until recently, cyber survivability was not factored into "Requirements," the most important system capabilities that must be met when developing weapons systems.
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"At this point there's no evidence given the horrific significance of what happened, whether it was helmet or no helmet, was going to provide survivability," Sununu said.
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Re-entry-survivability analysis, as it is known, is done using software that crunches data on the size, shape, configuration, composition and thickness of a satellite's components.
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The prototype, aptly named "Boomy McBoomface," will sit roughly 20 kilometers off the Dutch coast for a year in a critical field test of the system's survivability.
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"It provides the ANA with an armored force that has more mobility, survivability, and lethality than regular infantry units," the Pentagon wrote in its pitch to lawmakers.
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"Development of (the) Ababeel Weapon System is aimed at ensuring survivability of Pakistan's ballistic missiles in the growing regional Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) environment," the statement reads.
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Others say the Bahamas' talk of its strategy being key to its finance industry's "survivability" shows it believes it can carry on only by accepting undeclared funds.
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The new submarine program should put a special emphasis on improvements to deal with these potential threats, assuring the survivability of the fleet for decades to come.
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This part of the system has physical and logical redundancy, strong cybersecurity, survivability for the full range of threats and assured availability to the commander in chief.
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His father retired as a mathematician in the survivability and lethality analysis directorate for the United States Army Research Laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Md.
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Iceland and Portugal do not outspend England and Denmark on health care as a proportion of GDP, but past studies show wide variation in survivability in all cancers.
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And when cost cutting is directed at the research and development budget, the short-term boost to earnings it brings could have an impact on long-term survivability.
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In 2006, NHTSA adopted regulations requiring EDRs to collect data if they were installed in vehicles and steps to ensure the survivability of the data in a crash.
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Fitch reviewed the probability of exhaustion from three independent modeling firms and from the CEA's survivability scenarios against the insurance-linked security (ILS) calibration matrix for this assessment.
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North Korea absent its nuclear weapons means no more tug-of-war with the outside world that, with every other tug, guaranteed extortionary benefits propping up the regime's survivability.
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The new vehicle must be able to hold between 9 and 11 passengers, be easily transportable by the C-130 Hercules transport plane, and meet SOCOM's classified survivability requirement.
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Some scientists say these nearly nonstop sweltering temperatures will stretch our ability to adapt and in some places, could test the limits of human survivability, especially among vulnerable populations.
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DOD must immediately re-establish the Defense Nuclear Agency to rebuild the essential military science of nuclear weapons effects throughout DOD by underground testing for battlefield survivability in Nevada.
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"And if you do, we'll come after you personally, we'll come after your government, we'll come after the very survivability of your community by cutting off resources to you."
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Berger said, "The ships that we have, we need to increase the survivability of them, increase the command-and-control capability of them, arm them where we need to."
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In that case, researchers found that the limits of survivability would be exceeded in a few locations in India's Chota Nagpur Plateau, in the northeast of the country, and Bangladesh.
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I have arbitrarily made a survivability score that is the sum of the impact velocity (multiplied by some factor) and the inverse of the impact acceleration (multiplied by some factor).
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It's not clear whether Google would ever build such a thing or why we'd want a Z-fold, but the survivability of folding phones is definitely still an open question.
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One of the game's big hooks involves using these different tools in tandem with one another, both to solve puzzles and to increase Merryn's survivability in the game's hostile environments.
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They were also skeptical that the North Koreans intended to open up the country to the outside world, as this would seriously challenge the long-term survivability of the regime.
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Fred Kempe, president and CEO of the Atlantic Council, thinks the Trump administration is hoping the pressure of sanctions, coupled with military threats, has changed Kim's calculations about his survivability.
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"The truth is that coronaviruses have really poor survivability on surfaces," Saskia Popescu, a senior infection prevention epidemiologist who works at a Phoenix-based healthcare system, previously told Business Insider.
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Other critics have said Trump's survivability and the way his campaign fundraises off his most troublesome actions are due to a much deeper problem — one that's nearly impossible to resolve.
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DNA also conducted the vital underground nuclear tests (now halted for 25 years) which established the survivability requirement for every U.S. weapons system, finds vulnerabilities, and develops vital hardening techniques.
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The new helicopter closes the capability gaps of the UH-1N in the areas of speed, range, endurance, payload and survivability in support of the command's intercontinental ballistic missile missions.
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" Specifically, he cited the Lockheed plane's stealth technology and advanced integrated systems that "greatly enhances a carrier strike group's battle space awareness and survivability to prevail in a high-end conflict.
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Reactions TO THE EDITOR: Re "Bodies at War" (May 31): Mary Roach identifies and explains a commendable but not widely known Army effort to enhance the survivability of ground combat vehicles.
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Beijing is rebuilding its arsenal of mobile intercontinental ballistic missiles, as well as a fleet of submarines capable of firing such weapons, to ensure the so-called "survivability" of that deterrent.
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The Army-GDLS deal is also the first contract is for SEPv1200 upgrades, which include the Commander's Primary Sight, an improved Gunner's Primary Sight and enhancements to sensors, lethality and survivability.
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Whereas Clinton reportedly advocated Israeli ideas in private settings, Obama seemed to believe that inflicting immediate pain could improve the patient's long-term survivability: hence his very public criticism of Israeli settlements.
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The LCS program has had its share of setbacks and controversies, including problems over design and construction issues with the early ships and concerns about the class's survivability and effectiveness in battle.
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In the event that two patients have the same estimated survivability, the scoring protocols give younger people better odds of getting treatment, with the "lowest priority" given to patients 85 and older.
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"Being HIV positive and not knowing may endanger other people by transmitting the disease unknowingly," said Tavoschi, adding that some studies have also shown lower survivability among older people living with HIV.
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Of those 21 teams, only the four finalists managed to get the green light to run in the final competition, based on advisor criteria that includes safety and survivability of their pod design.
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And if you're playing a Shaman deck, throw Stone Sentinel in there on your next turn to beef out your board even more and give your inevitable murloc onslaught some late-game survivability.
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Experienced politicians have led us to a situation where, if we don't act within the next 12 years, in terms of climate change, the survivability of the human race will be in question.
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Let's strain to ignore the latest reasons to question Mr. Trump's fitness for office or, indeed, his survivability in it: the firing of James Comey as F.B.I. director, the intelligence leak to Russia.
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After the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut in 2012, the American College of Surgeons created the Joint Committee to Create a National Policy to Enhance Survivability from Mass Casualty Shooting Events.
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"A recent analysis of the rover&aposs long-term survivability in Mars&apos extreme cold suggests Opportunity&aposs electronics and batteries can stay warm enough to function," NASA officials wrote in a separate update Wednesday.
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Advantage: Pikachu The pika is super effective against both grass and fire types Survivability: As an electric type, the Pikachu is super effective against water and flying types (though ineffective against grass types and dragons).
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According to the RFI, the new armored vehicle must be able to accommodate between 9 and 11 passengers, be easily transportable by the C-130 Hercules transport plane, and meet the command's classified survivability requirement.
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" It said the "low-yield" option on the Trident missile and the sea-launched cruise missile would "provide additional diversity in platforms, range, and survivability, and a valuable hedge against future nuclear 'break-out' scenarios.
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"This background naturally shapes one's outlook to be highly defensive, based first on maximizing the odds of survivability, instead of the natural impulse to maximize profits," Younes wrote in a message to investors on Tuesday.
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Some trials lie ahead as you gather materials for your little cat compound, and this modded Atom Cats outfit beefs up your survivability significantly, especially when you pair it with the guns packaged into the mod.
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Alongside these efforts, the v3603 is also built with a specific "protection" or survivability flexibility to afford commanders an opportunity to tailor the tank's protection level to adapt to whatever threat the combat circumstance may merit.
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It might seem like an odd way to measure the upper limit of human survivability, but that's the simplest way to measure how much a human body could theoretically cool itself, assuming a perfectly healthy body.
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One of the more contentious changes to the Overwatch hero lineup, D.Va's survivability has been reduced, making her less effective as a damage sponge now that 200 points of her health bar no longer regenerate automatically.
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"Due to the evolving battlefield threats, the CIRCM comes at a pivotal time for Army aviation in order to improve the survivability of our crews that will be deploying in support of combat operations," Blackmon said.
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We don't know how long the virus can live on a phone or a phone case, but researchers speculate that because it's a smooth, nonabsorbent surface, it's possible that the survivability would be similar to plastic.
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" He said the agency's focus on "occupant protection and accident survivability" has led to "redesigned tables and seats that contain and cushion passengers," as well as "enhanced emergency egress features" including windows, lighting and "structural crashworthiness.
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Bryan Clark, a retired naval officer and analyst with the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, said Ford could use a boost in the survivability department and the Ford's powerful reactors could help them get there.
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This is a North Korean regime trying to get the capability to strike America, the ultimate insurance for regime survivability," he said, adding that the war would take place "in the region, not here in America.
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Federal investigators will look at many factors -- the drivers of both vehicles, any impairments, distraction or fatigue, the mechanical conditions of both vehicles and the survivability and crashworthiness of the converted van, as well as road conditions.
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It's designed around the challenges of navigating in outer space, where there is no GPS, and it has to take into account conditions that might impact survivability, including remaining oxygen level and fuel available for the thrusters.
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Its Ground X-Vehicle Technologies program is a project that, like many of DARPA's projects, involves academic and corporate teams working towards the same goal: in this case, improving the mobility and survivability of ground combat vehicles.
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Other elements of Osprey modernization include improved sensors, mapping and digital connectivity, greater speed and hover ability, better cargo and payload capacity, next-generation avionics and new survivability systems to defend against incoming missiles and small arms fire.
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The Losharik's crew is said to have acted in accordance with the Russian navy's "Guidelines for Fighting for the Survivability of the Submarine," which requires that crew members stand their ground and take action to save the submarine.
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" The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also said there is very low risk of coronavirus spreading from products and packages, even if they were shipped from China, because of the "poor survivability of these coronaviruses on surfaces.
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"Because of poor survivability of these coronaviruses on surfaces, there is likely very low risk of spread from products or packaging that are shipped over a period of days or weeks at ambient temperatures," according to the CDC's website.
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" The document said the sea-launched cruise missile as well as a new "low-yield" option on the Trident missile would "provide additional diversity in platforms, range, and survivability, and a valuable hedge against future nuclear 'break-out' scenarios.
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Falling oxygen levels, risk of sickness and the imminent prospect of more rain flooding the cave complex for months meant "the long-term survivability of the boys in the cave was becoming a less and less feasible option," Anderson said.
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"This is uncomfortable to think about, but we have a whole generation of people growing up that haven't ever really thought about these things, and they need to be educated about the reality and survivability and what we can do," Rep.
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"We are proud to deliver the first advanced defensive protection systems for our front-line tanks to give our warfighters a needed layer of survivability against real and emerging battlefield threats," William Lynn, CEO of Leonardo DRS, said in the release.
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But even with the community's collective efforts and significant progress in critical areas such as quality and patient survivability following kidney failure, our national response in the areas of investment in research and innovations has remained sadly unremarkable and uncoordinated.
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The F-22 and the F-35 are designed to project US air power both offensively and defensively in contested airspaces, penetrating Integrated Air Defence Systems (IADS) and engaging air and ground targets with minimum detection risk and maximum survivability.
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The M109A6 features improved armor and survivability over older variants of the M109, which allows howitzer batteries to fire from dispersed locations as well as reduce the time required to set up and fire its 155 mm (6 inch) howitzer.
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The US Navy is moving ahead with plans to bolster the firepower of its littoral combat ships, adding new capabilities to the vessels that will improve their lethality and survivability in a conflict, a Lockheed Martin executive said Jan. 218.
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As an example, the agency pointed out that if a Model 3 crashed headlong into a significantly heavier SUV, the SUV would have a greater chance of "survivability and injury avoidance," regardless of the Model 3's frontal crash rating.
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WHAT I DID SAY THOUGH, TO REMAIN IN FRONT OF CHANGE, TO BE A PART OF A GROWTH ENVIRONMENT, I BELIEVE THE INVOLVEMENT IN A COMMUNITY TO HAVE A PURPOSE IS VITAL FOR LONG-TERM SURVIVABILITY, BUT LONG-TERM PROFITABILITY.
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Regions in the Persian Gulf, Bangladesh, and northeast India may become so hot and humid that, in the words of another recent study, they pass the "upper limit on human survivability," deadly to anyone who ventures outside for more than a few hours.
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Experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say that even if the world succeeds in cutting carbon emissions, limiting the predicted rise in average global temperatures, parts of India will become so hot they will test the limits of human survivability.
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To examine the question of future survivability of heat waves in South Asia, MIT researchers looked at two scenarios presented by the IPCC: The first is that global average surface temperatures will rise by 4.5 degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
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The survivability rates from those other kinds of trauma show that the technology and the communication among the trauma teams, and the kind of care you can get, is "some of the best in the country," according to study author Dr. Angela Sauaia.
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As the first new carrier design in 211 years, the 43,24-foot Ford incorporates advanced technology and operational systems that will allow aircraft take off and land more quickly, a smaller crew and improved survivability against projected threats, according to the Navy.
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"You have to wonder about the future of the European Union itself ... this is an imperfect union and the survivability of it is, I think, a serious question," Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University, told CNBC's Sri Jegarajah on Friday.
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U.S. Lieutenant General Charles Hooper, who heads the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency, declined to address the issue of certification specifically, but said he was convinced that all the U.S. entrants in the competition offered the survivability and interoperability that Germany needed.
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The other, where temperatures pass the threshold of human survivability, would entail mass migration, or as Jonathan Buzan, a researcher who works with Mishra put it, fantastical infrastructure projects, citing the Isaac Asimov novel The Caves of Steel, where humanity shelters in climate-controlled domes.
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The pilot's decision to abort the takeoff and the "other crew member's coordinated efforts to assist him had likely contributed to the survivability of an accident in which there were no serious injuries among the 110 passengers and six crew members," the NTSB said.
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But here's why Triad survivability is ever more questionable: The number of U.S. strategic bomber bases has been reduced from 45 during the Cold War to just three, and bombers no longer are maintained on alert, making them sitting ducks even for North Korea.
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Instead, China is likely to respond by spending more on its nuclear, missile and antimissile forces "to ensure survivability of a second-strike force, and expanded penetration aids and decoys to defeat U.S. missile defenses in the event of a second strike," Mr. Paal said.
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They managed underground nuclear weapons tests; they established hardness and survivability standards for U.S. weapons systems; they investigated vulnerabilities of Soviet systems; they created targeting doctrines for each type of weapon and target; and they developed military strategy and tactics for battlefield use of nuclear weapons.
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"I think that when all of the information is laid out, the conclusion will be that the United States entries can best respond to the challenges of the future and embody those two characteristics of survivability and interoperability that we think are so important," he said.
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" They drew on existing scientific research and "scenario planning" to forecast that if global temperatures rise 3 degrees Celsius by 2050, 55% of the world's population across 35% of its land area would experience more than 20 days of lethal heat per year, "beyond the threshold of human survivability.
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There were a number of teams competing, with 30 in total selected to come down for the trials, but only three were actually able to perform runs this weekend, since each had to pass a number of tests for things like structural integrity and vacuum chamber survivability in order to compete.
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But the flip-side of that cynicism is a canny knack for political maneuverability and survivability, which she's demonstrated time and again -- winning a Senate race just months after her husband was impeached, turning a failed presidential run into a high-level Cabinet appointment, dodging charges for mishandling classified information.
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"In general, because of poor survivability of these coronaviruses on surfaces, there is likely very low risk of spread from products or packaging that are shipped over a period of days or weeks at ambient temperatures," the CDC said on its website, specifically concerning risks associated with accepting packages from China.
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Viruses like the flu have less survivability in warmer, wetter weather, but the Kinsa model is designed to account for such seasonal ups and downs, so that's an unlikely explanation for the atypical fever reduction, especially because the coronavirus is being transmitted between people just fine in balmy Australia right now.
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"You could argue it's looking at similar issues as credit ratings, but an ESG Evaluation aims to give you an indication of the long-term survivability of a company rather than a view on its immediate default risk," said Michael Wilkins, head of sustainable finance analytics and research at S&P.
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These new "fedtech" companies would radically increase the information required for the free market to operate, but we should be mindful that the regulatory pendulum swings, and so each business model should be able to survive the free-market test of the current administration while also maximizing survivability in an era of increased regulation.
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Caplan: Well, I have some optimism that not next week and not next month, but within the next six months, I think we'll start to see some drugs appear that do have a beneficial impact, at least in maybe attenuating, tamping down the nastiness of the disease, maybe shifting it from death sentence to survivability.
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"A guidance kit we have developed goes in between the warhead and the rocket motor, making it into a precise, accurate and low collateral damage weapon," Dave Harrold, Director of Business Development for Survivability, Targeting and Sensing at BAE Systems BAE has designed its APKWS rockets with a particular "mid-body" design engineered for additional targeting and guidance.
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" The CDC is in alignment with the WHO in stating that the transmission risk via mail and packages is low, "in general, because of poor survivability of these coronaviruses on surfaces, there is likely very low risk of spread from products or packaging that are shipped over a period of days or weeks at ambient temperatures.
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James Acton, a nuclear-policy expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, lists three trends that could undermine stability in a future crisis: advanced technology that can threaten the survivability of nuclear attacks; command-and-control systems that are used for both nuclear and conventional weapons, leaving room for confusion; and an increased risk of cyber attacks on such systems because of digitisation.
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""In fact, as opposed to a 'First Day of War' loadout, in which the F-35 would carry weapons internally to maintain low radar cross-section and observability, the 'Third Day of War' configuration is expected to be used from the third day of an air campaign when, theoretically, enemy air defense assets (including sensors, air defense missile and gun systems and enemy aircraft) have been degraded by airstrikes (conducted also by F-353s in "Stealth Mode") and the battlespace has become more permissive: In such a scenario the F-35 no longer relies on Low-Observability for survivability so it can shift to carrying large external loads.
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