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Was the US secretive 'ninja' missile used again in Syria Saturday?
www.jpost.com ^ | JUNE 21, 2020 23:10 | By SETH J. FRANTZMAN

Posted on 06/23/2020 5:17:44 AM PDT by Red Badger

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To: punchamullah

OK. Missed that. Thanks.


21 posted on 06/23/2020 8:12:34 AM PDT by mad_as_he$$
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To: Red Badger
That looks like Chumly from Pawn Stars....................

That's the bacon Chumlee had for breakfast lol.

22 posted on 06/23/2020 8:26:07 AM PDT by Fightin Whitey
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To: wastedyears

There was something on the internet about a new bomb that has a kill diameter of only a few feet and could be used against moving targets like a car without collateral damage.

The new wrinkle is that the when the bomb comes within a few feet above the target, a bunch of rotating blades come out and literally gnaw through the target leaving nothing but bits and pieces. Supposedly the dismembered body of that Iranian general was identified by his watch on an arm.

Knowing how sardonic US military folks are I suspect it will become known as the Burger Bomb or Bomb Burger.


23 posted on 06/23/2020 10:24:52 AM PDT by wildbill (The older I get, the less 'life in prison" means to me)
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