Kabul madhouse

[flogger]

Interesting that we used a "Ginsu Bomb" on that ISIS-K kill in Afghanistan this week. Modified Hellfire with no warhead, just 6 long knife blades that deploy right before impact.

Supposed to cut down on collateral damage.

[SideShow Bob]

Talk about being a surgical strike……….

[Gman]

2 "terrorist" does not atone for this administrations actions that had trump done this . Would be on trial for treason. Besides 2 terrorist is nothing to them.

Made some new martyrs for the cause.

[hollohas]

Interesting that we used a "Ginsu Bomb" on that ISIS-K kill in Afghanistan this week. Modified Hellfire with no warhead, just 6 long knife blades that deploy right before impact.

Supposed to cut down on collateral damage.

Remember seeing one of these used when Trump was in office too. They dropped it right on a car with some bady inside. Car was mostly intact set aside some nasty slices in the roof and broken glass.. occupants? Not so much...

[hollohas]

I think this was when some high up Al Qaeda dude was killed in Syria.

[FoxtArt]

The ginsue has a ban hammer for life.

[flogger]

I think this was when some high up Al Qaeda dude was killed in Syria.

Yikes! Looks like an effective way to eliminate someone without blowing up an acre sized area.

[Scanker19]

Yikes! Looks like an effective way to eliminate someone without blowing up an acre sized area.

If I remember correctly that’s exactly what they’re designed to do. Limit collateral damage.

[Great-Kazoo]

Yikes! Looks like an effective way to eliminate someone without blowing up an acre sized area.

Wonder if there's a salvage title on that unit.

Low mileage, never driven by an infidel. As allah is my witness, this baby will give you many more years of happiness.

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اسأل عن الضمان الممتد ( ask about our extended warranty)

[Jayhawk]

Warning Sarcasm: Does anyone want to bet that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs: General Mark Milley, Commander of Central Command: General Ken McKenzie, Secretary of Defense: Ret. General Lloyd Austin, will each as individuals receive more awards, medals, and decorations, then any one of the thirteen service members that were killed.