Robby
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23 years ago
Massive Ordinance Air Burst, tick tock...
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xrundog
23 years ago
But what does L.Ron Hubbard have to do with this? Is it a bomb which helps the Iraqi people realize their full potential?
Robby
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23 years ago
21K, 10 tons of big fun... The Daisy cutter was 15,000 lbs used in Nam and Afghanistan. This is 40% bigger. The daisy cutter was an affective killer up to as far as 900 yards. It's going to get interesting when they start pushing these out of the back of cargo planes. I think we're going to see the Iraqi salute pretty quick (very similar to the French salute, it involves dropping your weapon and raising both arms over one's head)
tarheel4lyf
23 years ago
The Mother Of All Bombs.......it's a big MF
DrMaddVibe
23 years ago
Let's just say...you could hear it in Tampa!


Boo-Yeah!


Ski, volunteer to be a human sheila in IRAQ!
jjohnson28
23 years ago
Bad Boys,Bad Boys WHATCHA Gonna do...
Robby
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23 years ago
Our tax dollars at work 🙂
usahog
23 years ago
18,000 pounds of Tritanal... Thats a whole lotta Chewin Tobacco for me!!! should last at least 15 yrs with no shelf life...

the Daisy Cutter used in Vietnam and in Afganistan have a PSI rating of 100 PSI per Square Inch.. the Human Body can withstand 12 PSI per Square Inch...
the above mentioned (Daisy Cutter) would clear a path about 3 football fields cercumfrence (sp)
this puppy under development will also be used to Penetrate deep underground... like where Chemical Weapons are hiddin??? Say Goodnight Lucill!!!!!!

Hog
rayder1
23 years ago
What ever happened to the HADES bomb. I know it wasn't heavy in comparison, but didn't it create an air burst similar to a nuclear explosion , but without radiation?

tarheel4lyf
23 years ago
I thought they said the MOAB was 21,000 lbs?
Robby
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23 years ago
yeah, you gotta wrap that gas in a packagage, electronics, guidence, dispursement, etc...
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