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> The bigger mystery IMO, is the absence of reported blast marks or damage to the terrain one would expect from testing explosives. Mid air?
by stared 10y ago
> The bigger mystery IMO, is the absence of reported blast marks or damage to the terrain one would expect from testing explosives.
Mid air?
- vocatus_gate 10y agoMany HE munitions are airburst, because they cause greater damage from aerial deployment than they do close to the ground. For example nuclear weapons are detonated 1-2 miles above the ground. Considering that fact it doesn't rule out a conventional military munition.