You Can Run But You Cannot Hide
#21
actually, according to the code of war, your not supposed to
use a .50 cal machine gun on humans.
I know if I heard a chopper and gunfire I wouldnt be
walking around like nothing happened thats for sure.
use a .50 cal machine gun on humans.
I know if I heard a chopper and gunfire I wouldnt be
walking around like nothing happened thats for sure.
#22
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Jan 17 2004, 07:09 PM
actually, according to the code of war, your not supposed to
use a .50 cal on humans.
I know if I heard a chopper and gunfire I wouldnt be
walking around like nothing happened thats for sure.
use a .50 cal on humans.
I know if I heard a chopper and gunfire I wouldnt be
walking around like nothing happened thats for sure.
and chopper fire might be scary to you but they were obviously used to it, it's iraq, where you either get used to it or get dead.
kevin.
#23
i dunno, I remember firing the .50 cal and being told it wasnt
for humans, but I seem to remember looking it up in the
geneva convention code and not finding
anything to support that. Keep in mind this was like 14 years ago,
so my memory could be wrong.
so in Iraq, after being fired upon by a chopper, and the chopper
stays there they just figure its ok to hang around and
relax?
where did the video come from?
for humans, but I seem to remember looking it up in the
geneva convention code and not finding
anything to support that. Keep in mind this was like 14 years ago,
so my memory could be wrong.
so in Iraq, after being fired upon by a chopper, and the chopper
stays there they just figure its ok to hang around and
relax?
where did the video come from?
#24
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Jan 17 2004, 07:18 PM
i dunno, I remember firing the .50 cal and being told it wasnt
for humans, but I seem to remember looking it up in the
geneva convention code and not finding
anything to support that. Keep in mind this was like 14 years ago,
so my memory could be wrong.
so in Iraq, after being fired upon by a chopper, and the chopper
stays there they just figure its ok to hang around and
relax?
where did the video come from?
for humans, but I seem to remember looking it up in the
geneva convention code and not finding
anything to support that. Keep in mind this was like 14 years ago,
so my memory could be wrong.
so in Iraq, after being fired upon by a chopper, and the chopper
stays there they just figure its ok to hang around and
relax?
where did the video come from?
kevin
#25
I remember there being sometalk about the damage caused to
a human body by the force of such rounds makes it an inhumane
form of warfare. its not listed specifically
but there is code about unhumane forms of war.
a human body by the force of such rounds makes it an inhumane
form of warfare. its not listed specifically
but there is code about unhumane forms of war.
#26
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Jan 17 2004, 07:26 PM
I remember there being sometalk about the damage caused to
a human body by the force of such rounds makes it an inhumane
form of warfare. its not listed specifically
but there is code about unhumane forms of war.
a human body by the force of such rounds makes it an inhumane
form of warfare. its not listed specifically
but there is code about unhumane forms of war.
kevin.