dont you mean “russian vehicle sucsesfully demined an area.
Wasn’t that a stack of mines, Jesus, Whatta Big BadaBoomski
So many Russian soldiers going to Ukraine and inadvertently becoming cosmonauts. Their families must be so proud.
Interesting. If you look closely, there appears to be some kind of tiny spark or explosion right at the 5 or 6 second mark. Then a second or two later, the BIG BOOM!
Wonder if they’re related or was the first one possibly another mine that happened to be a dud?
Or perhaps that first one was an AP mine that didn’t do much to the vehicle, and then they hit the AT mine?
I’m curious what that feels like.
Option 1: A blinding light and then nothingness?
Or option 2: A blinding light, instant deafness, a violent full body wrenching feeling of pain, the feeling of weightlessness, then acceleration, a splat, then nothingness?
The usual “what could possibly happen if we drive by this already destroyed vehicle” method of ignoring bad omens
Not sure if vehicle or piñata confetti.
David copperfielded them.
Its always amazing how much damage a mine can do to a vic.
Special de-mining operation
Your concussion symptoms are not service related.
Can vehicles be rated to protect the crews from such mines or does that only relate to smaller IEDs? I know some vehicles got some form of blast protection.
The commander who sent that squad out will report to the higher ups: “Yes comrade Urodnik, all the men were delivered to the tree line and spread out over a large area. It is almost impossible for the Ukrainians to remove them now.”
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dont you mean “russian vehicle sucsesfully demined an area.
Wasn’t that a stack of mines, Jesus, Whatta Big BadaBoomski
So many Russian soldiers going to Ukraine and inadvertently becoming cosmonauts. Their families must be so proud.
Interesting. If you look closely, there appears to be some kind of tiny spark or explosion right at the 5 or 6 second mark. Then a second or two later, the BIG BOOM!
Wonder if they’re related or was the first one possibly another mine that happened to be a dud?
Or perhaps that first one was an AP mine that didn’t do much to the vehicle, and then they hit the AT mine?
I’m curious what that feels like.
Option 1: A blinding light and then nothingness?
Or option 2: A blinding light, instant deafness, a violent full body wrenching feeling of pain, the feeling of weightlessness, then acceleration, a splat, then nothingness?
The usual “what could possibly happen if we drive by this already destroyed vehicle” method of ignoring bad omens
Not sure if vehicle or piñata confetti.
David copperfielded them.
Its always amazing how much damage a mine can do to a vic.
Special de-mining operation
Your concussion symptoms are not service related.
Can vehicles be rated to protect the crews from such mines or does that only relate to smaller IEDs? I know some vehicles got some form of blast protection.
The commander who sent that squad out will report to the higher ups: “Yes comrade Urodnik, all the men were delivered to the tree line and spread out over a large area. It is almost impossible for the Ukrainians to remove them now.”
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