In case of nuclear war

preacher_dawg

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Indognito

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In basic training I was taught to turn my back to a nuclear blast, spread my legs, lean over forward as far as I could, and then kiss my *** goodbye. Seemed about right to me.
 

greenbean.sixpack

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If near any type of blast, plug your years and keep your mouth open. At least that's what they do in movies.
 
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Shmuley

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What better way to get a piece of the “fear mongering” action that is endemic? Can’t be left out of the cower in fear movement.
 

Bill Shankly

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If yall think that's fear mongering yall wouldn't have made it throgh the 60's and 70's, much less the 50s.
 

mstateglfr

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1- what scenario is a nuclear bomb the 'least bad option'? I am struggling to envision a situation where a nuke is the least bad option. What would be the 'most bad option' in that situation?!?!

2- is something happening that has been reported on, but I missed? Why tweet this out now?

3- why does usstratcom have Twitter? They should have a direct line to POTUS and thsts about it, right?

4- I need to look up the meaning of their symbol because it's really wild.
 

Xenomorph

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The Day After is on YouTube. Scared the crap outta me in elementary school.

 

GloryDawg

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In basic training I was taught to turn my back to a nuclear blast, spread my legs, lean over forward as far as I could, and then kiss my *** goodbye. Seemed about right to me.

When I was in the Marine Corps they taught us in a invent of Nuke Blast lay on belly, head with helmet in direction of the blast, arms and weapon under our body that had flak jacket. Once shock wave has pass, get up and commence to kicking *** until you died of radiation poising. In a invent of hand Granada, lay on belly away from blast with legs closed and hands on neck. Get up and commence to kicking ***. ( I know you were joking).

Side note: I was a Scout Observer. If I called for a tactical nuke from artillery, they had to get permission all the way up to the White House. If I called for a tactical nuke from navy ship, the captain of that ship could give the ok. No one is more powerful in war than a Captain of a US ship.
 

maroonmadman

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There is one undeniable fact about a nuclear exchange; There may be a few survivors but there will be no winners.
 

Maroon Eagle

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It was set up over 11 years ago...

...which means, yes, you could blame it on Obama. **
 

xxxWalkTheDawg

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It's been nice posting and reading with you guys: [TWEET]1384343498825027584[/TWEET]

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what are you guys worried about? You mean you don’t have an elementary school desk at home to duck under?

Dang guys... do you not Civil Defense?

don’t leave me here with a bunch of school children.. I can’t handle that.
 

natchezdawg

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It depends on who's option it is...

"Worst bad option" - getting nuked.

"Least bad option" - nuking someone else before they nuke you.
 
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