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No ... this was in the late '80s or early '90s. We were a contract engineering shop and these were the only weapon parts we ever made. Most of my work was muc
by smoyer 13y ago
No ... this was in the late '80s or early '90s. We were a contract engineering shop and these were the only weapon parts we ever made. Most of my work was much more rewarding (Controllers for thermal storage systems, Opthalmic Ultrasounds, Controllers for nuclear reactors, etc).
- moocowduckquack 13y agoDid you regret doing it beyond hoping that civilians didn't stray into the affected areas? Cluster bombs can be pretty indiscriminate and are often a major contributor to child injuries, while adults are less likely to go and play with random metal objects in a war zone, kids just aren't wary enough. edit - I just don't know that the principle of deterrence works that well unless the person being deterred is sufficently informed, otherwise they are not deterred, they just end up dead.