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The reference to map-in-hand was spoken in the same breath as an EMP. I don't believe it's intended to be directly related to this missile, but seems to have be
by carbocation 14y ago
The reference to map-in-hand was spoken in the same breath as an EMP. I don't believe it's intended to be directly related to this missile, but seems to have been brought up tangentially. I explained the reference to you because based on your question, you seemed to sincerely not understand the map-in-hand reference.
- ari_elle 14y agoOk, sorry. But it was only logical to assume that he referred to the missile, since it's the article you automatically (normally) talk about when writing a comment. I still don't see his problem though. Even if we talk about EMPs in general: -> US Soldiers know exact time and are prepared (i don't see no problem there - even if they couldn't handle a map, which i strongly doubt) It was probably meant to be a funny/ironic remark i guess