An airstrike conducted in northwestern Syria has reportedly left two targets dead at the hands of the deadly “ninja” missile, otherwise known as the AGM-114R9X, a device that uses a set of six folding blades, meant to go through buildings and leave behind minimal civilian casualties.
The strike was reportedly carried out in Atmeh, which is five miles from the Turkish border and less than 10 miles away from where al-Baghdadi was killed.
There has been no official report on the identities of the two individuals killed, both of whom were inside a vehicle, but Daily Mail is reporting that one target is suspected to be Abu Ahmad al-Muhajir, a member of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, which is an offshoot of Al Qaeda.
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Now, let it leak out that the 6 fins were smeared with bacon grease just before launch. This is an EXCELLENT Psy-ops weapon. This will scare the Be-Jesus out of the enemy.
ReplyDeleteGood point and I would classify these as a terror weapon against the terrorists! :)
DeleteIsn't 'Science' Great ? A most well thought out weapon, bacon grease has 'lubricant - rust resistance' properties that no one should have a problem with. Well, maybe a few.
ReplyDeleteBacon grease is relatively inexpensive and available at most launch sites. It is also sorely needed at most delivery points...
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