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To: U S Army EOD
You have a valid point but .....

A 35-foot surge (for this purpose, that's assuming a 5-foot-higher-than-normal tide) would pack a considerably greater punch than a 30-foot wall of water would .... buildings that might withstand the 30-foot surge could fall under the force of an even greater surge. And the higher the surge, the farther inland it would reach.

True that the surge is the major problem but a high tide will compound the danger and damage.

And thank you for your service to our country .... :-)

930 posted on 09/14/2003 9:32:11 PM PDT by kayak (I support Billybob - www.ArmorforCongress.com)
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To: kayak
Low tide or high tide they are still in deep doo doo or just 30 feet of water can cause problems. I worry about any water above my nose.
936 posted on 09/14/2003 9:37:32 PM PDT by U S Army EOD (Feeling my age, but wanting to feel older)
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