To: finnman69
I do not know. I hope we have as many FR explosive experts check in here, so we can develop a theory on that.
18 posted on
10/28/2004 7:00:28 AM PDT by
Petronski
(A Monday morning quarterback has never led any team to victory.)
To: Petronski
I found this in the pdf spec for Cast Boosters:
•Hazardous Shipping Description
•Boosters, 1.1D UN 0042
24 posted on
10/28/2004 7:04:29 AM PDT by
finnman69
(cum puella incedit minore medio corpore sub quo manifestus globus, inflammare animos)
To: Petronski; Buckhead
I do not know. I hope we have as many FR explosive experts check in here, so we can develop a theory on that.
Hey Buckhead...got any cousins?
26 posted on
10/28/2004 7:07:43 AM PDT by
marktuoni
(Beware MSM here come the Freepers in Sleepers!)
To: Petronski; U S Army EOD
I hope we have as many FR explosive experts check in here, so we can develop a theory on that. Hey, EOD! Do you have any insight on this you can proffer?
48 posted on
10/28/2004 7:28:24 AM PDT by
Samwise
(If you want to understand the differences between the two parties, study the nature of their enemies)
To: Petronski
Ok, new reports now show there were only 3 tons of RDX left.
ABC News’ Martha Raddatz reportet "that an IAEA document shows that in January of 2003 there was just over 3 tons of RDX stored at Al Qaqaa ".
3 tons = 6000lbs.
Note the crate that says 40KG. 1 KG = 2.2 lbs.
40KG x 2.2lbs/KG = 88lbs.
3 Tons = 6000lbs/88lbs.(crate of explosives) = 68 crates.
Looks like that room alone could just about total 3 tons.
64 posted on
10/28/2004 7:54:56 AM PDT by
finnman69
(cum puella incedit minore medio corpore sub quo manifestus globus, inflammare animos)
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