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Yeah, the fuller the tanks are, the less strong the initial explosion would be. Starting cold, it would be liquid, and would pour out. Fires would get started, and there'd be a deflagration of fairly massive proportions, but to really get a big blast out of a liquid propane tank, it needs to be heated a great deal before structural integrity is lost, otherwise there's no additional driver for the propane to volatize and make the really explosive fuel air mixture.
334th TFS F-4Es on a strike mission into occupied portions of Louisiana prior to LONG RIFLE/GULF HAMMER; May, 1988:
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The difference between diplomacy and war is this: Diplomacy is the art of telling someone to go to hell so elegantly that they pack for the trip.
War is bringing hell down on that someone.
2 Jan 2010, the Baja War: Part of a strike by B-1s from the 28th BW out of Ellsworth AFB, SD against Mexican forces in Sonora:
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The difference between diplomacy and war is this: Diplomacy is the art of telling someone to go to hell so elegantly that they pack for the trip.
War is bringing hell down on that someone.
Photo: a Mexican Revolutionary Army 9K35 Strela-10 armed with two 57mm UB-32A-73 rocket pods in action against one of the rebels groups that is fighting the Mexican regime.
They tried using similar improvised rocket launchers back in 2010 during the Baja War. Didn't turn out so well for the users....
The difference between diplomacy and war is this: Diplomacy is the art of telling someone to go to hell so elegantly that they pack for the trip.
War is bringing hell down on that someone.
Matt Wiser wrote: ↑Sun Feb 02, 2025 8:36 am
They tried using similar improvised rocket launchers back in 2010 during the Baja War. Didn't turn out so well for the users....
Well it works against the rebels, for now, there are reports that some have gotten their hands on AA and AT missiles, wonder who supplied them, but then again the quote, The enemy of my enemy is my friend works here as it keeps the regime busy.
Rumor has it that the DOD's position is, "We kind of hoping everyone loses, and pass the popcorn." Same source is when one group loses too bad, the CIA drops money and equipment on them to keep the fighting going.
jemhouston wrote: ↑Sun Feb 02, 2025 4:42 pm
Rumor has it that the DOD's position is, "We kind of hoping everyone loses, and pass the popcorn." Same source is when one group loses too bad, the CIA drops money and equipment on them to keep the fighting going.
But EVERYONE hates the People's Santerist Liberation Front. Politics: Voodoo-Marxist, communal ownership of the spirit world. They have a penchant for getting wired on ice and dancer, so they're inhumanly fast (well, until their hearts blow out) AND clinically psychotic.