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[_] Operation: Buster-Jangle; Test Shot: Dog Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)09:37 No.2623038
Mike Oldfield - Nuclear
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)09:38 No.2623039
STANDING
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)09:43 No.2623040
No
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)10:51 No.2623066
back in the day, US had training mission where they sent soldiers into the epicenter of nuclear
explosion with almost no intel on how severe amounts of radiation can damage human body
most of them died
for the science
good ol' days
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)10:54 No.2623067
>>2623066
yes, sending soldiers to death is called science now
back in my day it was called holocaust
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)13:35 No.2623122
>>2623039
HERE
I REALIZE
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)13:39 No.2623125
>>2623067
You're a fucking idiot, fuck off to whatever shithole of the internet you came from.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/14(Sun)14:28 No.2623155
>>2623066
US did these missions but knew a fairly decent bit about radiation poisoning. Nobody was going
into the epicenter of these blasts, but they were being trained close by, as the footage
demonstrates. Army needed to know how or if ground troops could fight in proximity to nuclear
blasts during the cold war. Everyone already knew that walking into the epicenter would likely
kill you in a few minutes to hours based on the radiation dose.
Many of them did eventually get cancer years later, the long term effects wee what was unknown.
There are still many American solders alive now who took part in the tests.
