kookbreaker
Evil Fokker
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- Aug 23, 2001
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I'm still giggling about "bunker busting cluster bombs"
That's freakin great. And just goes to prove my point that none of these people have spent any amount of time whatsoever learning about explosives.
Cluster bomb: A bomb desinged to disperse hundreds of tiny submunitions over a target area. Primarily effective against massed troops or light armor, or for cratering roads, bridges, and runways. Not effective against hardened targets, but deadly against lightly protected targets over a wide area. Lots of collateral damage, as everything within the radius has a high chance of being hit by submunitions or shrapnel.
Bunker-Buster: And explosive desinged with a heavy, armored tip and a time-delay fuse, designed to explode only after significant penetration into the target material, and then focusing the balst forward for greater penetration. Can often take out heavily fortified targets with little to no collateral damage.
"It's a light-colored pitch-black plane!"
*snicker*
You get the feeling that if these guys actually ever were in the military, they spent a lot of time trying to find bottles of elbow grease, headlight fluid, and grid squares for their squad?