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How exactly will Taiwan torpedo the dam?



 
 
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Old June 19th 04, 11:49 PM
W. D. Allen Sr.
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The British needed special design spinning finless 7000 lb bombs to break
through the Ruhr Dam during WW II. Half the bombers on the mission were
lost, most before they got to the dam.

WDA

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"Henry J Cobb" wrote in message
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What was the weapon that the Pentagon authors think that Taiwan either has

now
or could develop that would breach the Three Gorges Dam?

http://militarynewswatch.blogspot.co...rpedo-dam.html

-HJC



 




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