Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Sad - 2 Marines died when their bulldozer rolled into a riverI would have expected the casualties to come from the fighting. Also it speaks pretty badly about the M16 when all the pictures show the military guys holding AK47's
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Sad - 2 Marines died when their bulldozer rolled into a riverI would have expected the casualties to come from the fighting. Also it speaks pretty badly about the M16 when all the pictures show the military guys holding AK47's
Originally posted by: jarfykk
FYI, a 2,000 pound bomb is not particularly newsworthy. Undoubtedly big and deadly, but nothing out of the ordinary for aerial ordinance. Yes, dropping one of them inside a city would be done to destroy a building, and be accompanied by notable collateral damage, but it is nothing to get excited over.
Now, if it is dropping on you, that should be newsworthy. If you want to debate the entire charade (if you will) going on over there, feel free. But a one-ton bomb is a relatively minor thing to be getting excited about. That's it.
Oh, there are some excellent resources online about bombs, rockets, munitions, etc. If you're interested, let me know.
And if you are thinking of one-X as something big, perhaps you are thinking of a 'one megaton bomb', e.g. nuclear weapons. Now THAT would be newsworthy.
Peace.
Originally posted by: warcrow
Originally posted by: jarfykk
FYI, a 2,000 pound bomb is not particularly newsworthy. Undoubtedly big and deadly, but nothing out of the ordinary for aerial ordinance. Yes, dropping one of them inside a city would be done to destroy a building, and be accompanied by notable collateral damage, but it is nothing to get excited over.
Now, if it is dropping on you, that should be newsworthy. If you want to debate the entire charade (if you will) going on over there, feel free. But a one-ton bomb is a relatively minor thing to be getting excited about. That's it.
Oh, there are some excellent resources online about bombs, rockets, munitions, etc. If you're interested, let me know.
And if you are thinking of one-X as something big, perhaps you are thinking of a 'one megaton bomb', e.g. nuclear weapons. Now THAT would be newsworthy.
Peace.
I find it a bit ironic that you end that post with "peace".
Originally posted by: Passions
Originally posted by: warcrow
Originally posted by: jarfykk
FYI, a 2,000 pound bomb is not particularly newsworthy. Undoubtedly big and deadly, but nothing out of the ordinary for aerial ordinance. Yes, dropping one of them inside a city would be done to destroy a building, and be accompanied by notable collateral damage, but it is nothing to get excited over.
Now, if it is dropping on you, that should be newsworthy. If you want to debate the entire charade (if you will) going on over there, feel free. But a one-ton bomb is a relatively minor thing to be getting excited about. That's it.
Oh, there are some excellent resources online about bombs, rockets, munitions, etc. If you're interested, let me know.
And if you are thinking of one-X as something big, perhaps you are thinking of a 'one megaton bomb', e.g. nuclear weapons. Now THAT would be newsworthy.
Peace.
I find it a bit ironic that you end that post with "peace".
This is a war to bring peace to the Iraqi people. Nothing ironic about it.
Originally posted by: Passions
Originally posted by: warcrow
Originally posted by: jarfykk
FYI, a 2,000 pound bomb is not particularly newsworthy. Undoubtedly big and deadly, but nothing out of the ordinary for aerial ordinance. Yes, dropping one of them inside a city would be done to destroy a building, and be accompanied by notable collateral damage, but it is nothing to get excited over.
Now, if it is dropping on you, that should be newsworthy. If you want to debate the entire charade (if you will) going on over there, feel free. But a one-ton bomb is a relatively minor thing to be getting excited about. That's it.
Oh, there are some excellent resources online about bombs, rockets, munitions, etc. If you're interested, let me know.
And if you are thinking of one-X as something big, perhaps you are thinking of a 'one megaton bomb', e.g. nuclear weapons. Now THAT would be newsworthy.
Peace.
I find it a bit ironic that you end that post with "peace".
This is a war to bring peace to the Iraqi people. Nothing ironic about it.
Originally posted by: warcrow
Originally posted by: Passions
Originally posted by: warcrow
Originally posted by: jarfykk
FYI, a 2,000 pound bomb is not particularly newsworthy. Undoubtedly big and deadly, but nothing out of the ordinary for aerial ordinance. Yes, dropping one of them inside a city would be done to destroy a building, and be accompanied by notable collateral damage, but it is nothing to get excited over.
Now, if it is dropping on you, that should be newsworthy. If you want to debate the entire charade (if you will) going on over there, feel free. But a one-ton bomb is a relatively minor thing to be getting excited about. That's it.
Oh, there are some excellent resources online about bombs, rockets, munitions, etc. If you're interested, let me know.
And if you are thinking of one-X as something big, perhaps you are thinking of a 'one megaton bomb', e.g. nuclear weapons. Now THAT would be newsworthy.
Peace.
I find it a bit ironic that you end that post with "peace".
This is a war to bring peace to the Iraqi people. Nothing ironic about it.
ooOOOOOoooo....is that what this war is about? Gee, I thought it was because of WMDs...no wait....because He has strong terrorist ties......no no.....bah, We'll get it right one of these days. I'll stop now.
Peace.
Originally posted by: jtusa4
This is turning into a thread that belongs in P&N....
Originally posted by: FoBoT
its a war, they gotta kill all the bad guys
Originally posted by: Rage187
gas the city and get it over with. What ever runs out, shoot it.
Minus the 50,000 or so civilans.
Originally posted by: jtusa4
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Sad - 2 Marines died when their bulldozer rolled into a riverI would have expected the casualties to come from the fighting. Also it speaks pretty badly about the M16 when all the pictures show the military guys holding AK47's
Mixing in the oppositions weapons with your own is common in close combat because each weapon has a very distinct sound and you can confuse them that way.
And Passions is right, a 2000 pounder isn't a big deal.
Originally posted by: aplefka
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Sad - 2 Marines died when their bulldozer rolled into a riverI would have expected the casualties to come from the fighting. Also it speaks pretty badly about the M16 when all the pictures show the military guys holding AK47's
This just goes to show you what a couple (hundred) hours of CS will do to you.
