Walid Al-Saqqaf, managing editor of the Yemen Times, told CNN that Ali was identified as the one in the vehicle by a mark on his leg, which was blown off in the blast and was found near the scene.
Originally posted by: klah
If the US was involved they probably had Mossad carry out the actual operation.
Originally posted by: klah
If the US was involved they probably had Mossad carry out the actual operation.
Originally posted by: rahvin
We don't need Israel to show us how to fire the weapons we built.
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
Next up, Osama
Originally posted by: ProvoV1ctor
Sure they were read their rights, it was written in the fine print on the front of the missile.
Originally posted by: Gand1
Quotes like this make me laugh!
Walid Al-Saqqaf, managing editor of the Yemen Times, told CNN that Ali was identified as the one in the vehicle by a mark on his leg, which was blown off in the blast and was found near the scene.
I can see it now...... Look Ahib, (or any common Eastern name) lookie what I found, A LEG!
Originally posted by: Swanny
Good news. The concept of drone launched weapons is just too cool![]()
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Originally posted by: Swanny
Good news. The concept of drone launched weapons is just too cool![]()
It is pretty damn cool. I'm not sure about this but I heard that missles launched from drones violated some sort of treaty or something. Anybody know anything about this or did I just completely misunderstand?
Originally posted by: MajesticMoose
Did you see the pic of where the car used to be? There was a huge scorch mark and a couple hunks or metal that would easily fit under my desk. I must say i like the idea of overkill (using an antitank missle) on these guys