Germany being bombed!!!

[midwestfisherman]

That's a good point. Perhaps the mechanisms put in place to prevent premature detonation has a lot to do with why so many failed to detonate at all. Production was so massive as well that there was bound to be a certain percentage of defective units and I can't really imagine there being much in the way of quality control.

LOL.....premature detonation

 

[corwin]

which bomb was it? wikipedia seems to be fail at this. blast radius can't be 45000 people worth, thats a-bomb level right?

A big one...they're being overly cautious though

Quite possibly a "blockbuster" if you want specifics...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockbuster_bomb

 

[JTsyo]

which bomb was it? wikipedia seems to be fail at this.

blast radius can't be 45000 people worth, thats a-bomb level right?

Don't think the bomb would flatten the 2km radius but there's potential for a frag to travel that far.

 

[OutHouse]

Don't think the bomb would flatten the 2km radius but there's potential for a frag to travel that far.

wow now that is amazing.

 

[Blitzvogel]

You guys may want to avoid the Thames if you're ever visiting London. 1,400 tons of unexploded ordinance sitting on the bottom!

SS Richard Montgomery

COME YOU BRITS JUST BLOW UP THE DAMN SHIP!

NO!
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