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7/6/2025, 8:15:34 AM
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This unremarkable beauty holds a deep secret, can you guess? It isn't a penis, but instead a 100 ton tnt equivalent charge which is carried to a maximum range of 8.7 miles, I suppose army high command then expected GI's to march through the destruction and mushroom cloud and move forward, hoping the enemy cant rebound as quickly as otherwise hoped.
Both sides would be kinda fucked with the use of this weapon, as it creates a radioactively-enforced no-mans-land, preventing the land from being used by either side, at that point, both sides would need to advance both through the irradiated landscape and then potentially assault a dug in enemy, all presumably while in MOPP gear, in such a scenario the defender would be at the advantadge, the only real way this would be turned around would be through the use of IFVs, APCs and MBTs. Imagine gas attacks in WW1 but even more dread inducing, all the while not immediately killing anyone outside of the blast radius.
As a defensive weapon, I would consider it scorched earth, although it could turn the tide on some of the fiercest, most lopsided battles if employed correctly.
This unremarkable beauty holds a deep secret, can you guess? It isn't a penis, but instead a 100 ton tnt equivalent charge which is carried to a maximum range of 8.7 miles, I suppose army high command then expected GI's to march through the destruction and mushroom cloud and move forward, hoping the enemy cant rebound as quickly as otherwise hoped.
Both sides would be kinda fucked with the use of this weapon, as it creates a radioactively-enforced no-mans-land, preventing the land from being used by either side, at that point, both sides would need to advance both through the irradiated landscape and then potentially assault a dug in enemy, all presumably while in MOPP gear, in such a scenario the defender would be at the advantadge, the only real way this would be turned around would be through the use of IFVs, APCs and MBTs. Imagine gas attacks in WW1 but even more dread inducing, all the while not immediately killing anyone outside of the blast radius.
As a defensive weapon, I would consider it scorched earth, although it could turn the tide on some of the fiercest, most lopsided battles if employed correctly.
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