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To: Squantos
Okay, this new Armata T-14 is certainly a potential nuisance. I'll start training the dogs by feeding them underneath running tanks while they're still puppies, move them on up to T-72 and T-90 Russian tanks with 2-stroke Diesel engines as they get older, and see if we can't eventually get a few actual T-14s to get them used to by the time they're 50-75 pounds old.

Squantos, you start working on the underbelly demo charges and tilt-switch triggers. About a 15-pound charge ought to do it, same as a TM-46 or TM-57 antitank mine.

Good doogie, go see Ivan, he's got your chow for you.


64 posted on 06/01/2017 12:16:40 PM PDT by archy (Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Except bears, they'll kill you a little, then eat you.)
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To: archy

Wine bottle shape charges with a few pounds of C and a piece of pipe will punch a proper hole in the soft spots, or if you really care a nice platter charge made with an old manhole cover ..... and there are always soft spots ...... actually rendered safe one of the dog mines in northern italy long ago. It was a skeleton of course in a pond but enough remained to determine the wood, straps etcetera were a dog mine.... Really disliked the old “butterfly” bomblets .... rusted pieces of shit but were still deadly..... a BIP RSP if ya were smart ..... Monroe or Misznay Schardin solutions are us ...... knock knock .... who’s there ...... Spall !


78 posted on 06/01/2017 6:19:44 PM PDT by Squantos (Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everyone you meet ...)
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