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| Analogman @ 2005-11-14 13:04:18 | |
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I think they're test holes dug while searching for something. There are far too many to be bomb craters, there is no reasonable target and no debris from a previously existing target, and the top line of holes makes a distinct turn...bombs don't turn the corner halfway through a stick. |
| TexasAndroid @ 2005-11-14 14:17:05 | |
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I was thinking that there might have been a road at the location of the bomb line, before the bombing, so that could explain what they were targeting. I have no good counter to your comment about the direction change, though. :) |
| Analogman @ 2005-11-15 09:32:41 | |
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Typically, when bombing to cut a road, it is done at a bridge or in a confined area so it's difficult to fix. If you bomb a road in the desert it's easy for the other guys to simply drive around the craters. Also, the likelyhood of a string of bombs actually following precisely along the road is about zero, that's why roads and runways are bombed diagonally, so there is a higher probablility of at least one bomb hitting the target. |
| Anonymous @ 2006-01-25 18:32:12 | |
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Irrigation structure |
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