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Akulahawk

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Based purely on what I've been able to find online, we only have 20 of the things (well I guess 19 now...) considering it took almost 15 years to finally drop one, I cant imagine they've kept ordering more.....but considering some of the stupid stuff the military spends money on I wouldn't be half surprised if we did lol
Well, the MOAB is a purely military-built weapon. So, we don't exactly know the cost per drop. I've heard it's about $170k though. If the MOAB were commercially sourced, then we'd be able to see the costs of said weapon. It's certainly a LOT cheaper than the development of the MOP. MOAB likely uses already available parts so... assembly of new weapons should be relatively easy.
 

EpiEMS

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Remember when the Bush administration was pushing nuclear bunker busters?


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Jim37F

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Well the MOP was developed during the Bush administration to bust nuclear bunkers....I'd bet they could fit a nuke warhead on it if they were that crazy lol

Fun fact, the smallest nuclear weapon we ever fielded, the Davy Crocket (recoiless rifle, 3 man team on a jeep), the smallest warhead fitted on the thing had a yield of about 10 tons (most other nukes are measured in kilotons lol)....which is also how much explosives the MOAB carries.
In other words this:
DavyCrockettBomb.jpg


has the same amount of "boom" as this:
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TransportJockey

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i want mac n cheese :(. feed my 8 year old self!
Dude it was awesome lol. I am so full it's ridiculous



I'm actually not a sweet tea fan. It's tooooooo sweet. I'm an unsweet with lemon guy. Also known as a Damn Yankee.

Try not liking iced tea at all and living in se Texas lol

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NysEms2117

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Dude it was awesome lol. I am so full it's ridiculous
was it all straight mac-n-cheese, or was it flavored with other stuff(bacon/other crap). I went to one when i was on vacation in SC, I was like a kid in a candy store, dumped a bit of cash, but ate soooooo much :D
 

TransportJockey

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was it all straight mac-n-cheese, or was it flavored with other stuff(bacon/other crap). I went to one when i was on vacation in SC, I was like a kid in a candy store, dumped a bit of cash, but ate soooooo much :D
All kinds. It was amazing. There were a few BBQ brisket Mac and cheese too.

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TransportJockey

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Mmm barbacoa

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NysEms2117

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Oh God, even worse....you put fruit in it.......
I'm a lemon/raspberry guy myself. Brew gallon batches with real raspberries at home :D. You should take some notes my dude. @NomadicMedic and I drink Iced tea the right way :rolleyes::cool:
 

RocketMedic

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I love the peak truck. 12 hour shifts ftw
 

EpiEMS

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@Jim37F, I loooove the history of tactical nukes...fascinating stuff! Such little forethought but so much firepower


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...all day, urrry day in my house. Not a huge menudo guy myself though.

Menudo, I can't really deal with, my wife makes awesome enchiladas, but she doesn't like to eat them, so they're rare here. Eating enchiladas in a strange town is kinda like ordering a basic breakfast, people don't usually screw it up.
 

Carlos Danger

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I don't really like anything very sweet (don't generally like cake or donuts or soda, etc) but I do love good sweet tea. Rarely drink it, because I try to keep my sugar intake low, but I enjoy it every now and then. Usually with barbecue.
 
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