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Nuke in a Box

An SI Board Since November 2001

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Emcee: William H Huebl	Type: Unmoderated

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39	The enginges have a shroud of Kevlar so even a bird strike should not have cause	JSB	-	11/13/2001
38	Possible, but strong enough to rip the vertical stabilizer from the airframe?	JSB	-	11/13/2001
37	I posted this on another thread What we know about AA Flight 587 -Airbus A300 -	Jorj X Mckie	-	11/13/2001
36	Neither engine sustained any internal damage in flight. But the airframe shook s	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
35	The engine separated from the bird as did the vertical stablizer and a few other	JSB	-	11/13/2001
34	Which one is that? The helicopter did it?	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
33	They don't have a clue, other than nothing is as it should have been. I	JSB	-	11/13/2001
32	Now it is sounding like the plane that went down yesterday may well have failed	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
31	That's the best reason why some stuff just shouldn't be available on the	JSB	-	11/13/2001
30	Right... mebbe it is so hard you have to line up 10 auto batteries and make sure	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
29	I'd hope it was a tad harder, but mebbe.........	JSB	-	11/13/2001
28	Lessee... connect these two wires to a long extension cord...	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
27	Sad but true. However, my understanding is that the batteries are dead and ca	JSB	-	11/13/2001
26	And 3 months later than that, they will be saying they STILL don't know wher	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
25	Sounds about right. <gg> Three months after they say they don't hav	JSB	-	11/13/2001
24	AP March 19, 1998—A former Soviet intelligence officer asserted on the FOX News	greggcap	1	11/13/2001
23	Thanks. I think I will not tell them to my wife...	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
22	Thanks.... scary.	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
21	We don't know that for sure...	William H Huebl	-	11/13/2001
20	Bedtime stories. dailynews.yahoo.com cns.miis.edu news.bbc.co.uk thetimes.co	Neeka	-	11/12/2001
19	That's always been the question, do they or don't they. I would suspc	JSB	-	11/12/2001
18	OK, so about 15-20 kilos of plutonium are needed, and some extra stuff to blow t	Real Man	-	11/12/2001
17	Its only a matter of time.	Skeet Shipman	-	11/12/2001
16	And what if Afganistan will be nuked with just 1 ICBM? Anyway, this topic is way	Real Man	-	11/12/2001
15	<When the bomb was detonated, the sphere would implode, or collapse inward, c	William H Huebl	-	11/12/2001

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