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Not Everything is Recyclable (Bomb squad called after someone left 155mm. howitzer round @dump)
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| January 4, 2009
| Jonah Spangenthal-Lee
Posted on 01/04/2010 10:25:11 AM PST by Stoat
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To: Stoat
I wonder if the military uses RFID chips to track these like your local grocery story uses them to track food and other merchandise?
Nope, because if you can see and RFID your enemy can see it too. He might not be able to read the encrypted data, but e can pinpoint where something is squawking. It is never a good idea to let the other guys artillery know where your ammo dump is.
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posted on
01/05/2010 4:41:45 AM PST
by
GonzoGOP
(There are millions of paranoid people in the world and they are all out to get me.)
To: Retain Mike
The flares I thinking of was a cardboard tube about
3”X28”.You had to hold `em with both hands and hit it
on a hard surface.
One of the coolest things I ever saw was when we were
surrounded with they said a full NVA division at Camp Caroll,
they went to firing these giant flares out of those big
mortars that turned 150 acres to brighter than daylight.
Had to have been cool to have been on boat...Delta Sailor
I guess
Welcome back brother
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posted on
01/05/2010 3:24:58 PM PST
by
Harold Shea
(RVN `70 - `71)
To: Stoat
"Ive heard that large pieces of shrapnel can be difficult to remove from certain body regions...."
Odd, I always heard it as: "large pieces of shrapnel may EASILY remove certain entire regions of your body....!!!!"
Carry on.
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