At least provide some sort of hint.....please....
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At least provide some sort of hint.....please....
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HINT- It was fielded by the Soviet Union.Comment
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My guess is the Soviet LD- 250 chemical bomb. KevinComment
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Kevin,
It wasn't a chemical bomb (but your getting close)...
Yours, MikeComment
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Well I also though fuel drop tank or propaganda leaflet pod. But my next guess would be nuclear since most Soviet bombs have enclosed tail fins to promote stablization and accuracy. You wouldn't need that for a nuclear device.Comment
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I will go with HE (High Explosive).Comment
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It's a Soviet nuclear training weapon called the IAB-500 (we called them load shapes in the AF). The Soviet bomb was called the 8U49, had a yield of 20kt.
I'll give this one to Kevin, since looking up the nomenclature on the web would have taken quite some time (unless one happens to be an EOD troop or nuke weapons puke).
Yours, MikeComment
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Mike - That was indeed a hard question! I almost had to track down an 89D at work to ask.Comment
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Here is a relatively easy one. Where (town and location in town) and in what month did the graduates of of the Ernst Th******228;lmann Offiziershochschule der Landstreitkr******228;fte der NVA have their "commissioning" ceremony?Comment
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That´s really too easy...Originally posted by ehrentitle View Post
I remember my commissioning ceremony very well. It was precise 1 week before my wedding...
AR-11,DirkComment
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Hi Dirk.
. How long have you been married?..... When is your anniversary? 
Originally posted by AR-11 View PostThat´s really too easy...
I remember my commissioning ceremony very well. It was precise 1 week before my wedding...
AR-11,DirkComment
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Yeah, post wedding pics!!!Comment
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only the month and year: August, 1987.Originally posted by jon m. View PostHi Dirk.. How long have you been married?..... When is your anniversary?
I´ll see if I wll find some pics... (would be intresting for you-I married in my uniform...)
AR-11, DirkComment
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Dirk - You're the Man !!!
I married in my uniform too - in Berlin, 1980.
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M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”Comment
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I didn't know that Dirk had his name changedOriginally posted by Michael D. Gallagher View PostKirk - You're the Man !!!
I married in my uniform too - in Berlin, 1980.
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