[snippy_about_it]

Whatever they want to call it, we used it and good for us.

Does the reporter think we should feel sorry for the enemy?

Like the Marine said, "We told them to surrender".

[Threepwood]

How is napalm worse than a bomb full of ordinary explosive? I wasn't aware there was a controversy over its use.

[colorado tanker]

Makes sense to me to use this on positions located on bridge approaches. You wouldn't want to use HE and accidently damage a bridge you want to take intact.

There is no treaty prohibiting this weapon that the U.S. is a party to. War is hell and there are few pleasant ways of dying in combat.

These hypocrites want to pin an unjust "war crimes" label on the U.S. while ignoring Iraq's refusal to adhere to the Geneva Convention.

[SAMWolf]

I'm Shocked!! I'm outraged! This is a disgrace!!

Why are we using naplam when FAE's are so much better?

Fry 'em!