They were packed with ammunition, C4, flax-x, tnt, Bangalore torpedoes, M72 Laws, claymores, and fuel. All AFV (Armored Fighting Vehicles) burned when they were hit...but APC's (M113 APC/ACAV-Armored Personnel Carriers/Armored Cavalry Assault Vehicles) were all aluminum and aluminum melted quicker than steel.
Normally RPG fire was hot enough to ignite the tracks (slang for all fully tracked armored vehicles). Although M113 ACAVs were seen to burn to the ground from strictly land mine explosions.
Hepatitis is an infectious disease. You catch it from someone that had hepatitis.
All the ammo that was packed in there... the smallest spark of any kinda could send it up in flames. Plus the fuel bladder was located below the floorplates .
It is pretty simple; they catch fish.
The attack didn't destroy the entire u.s fleet .
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They were packed with ammunition, C4, flax-x, tnt, Bangalore torpedoes, M72 Laws, claymores, and fuel. All AFV (Armored Fighting Vehicles) burned when they were hit...but APC's (M113 APC/ACAV-Armored Personnel Carriers/Armored Cavalry Assault Vehicles) were all aluminum and aluminum melted quicker than steel. Normally RPG fire was hot enough to ignite the tracks (slang for all fully tracked armored vehicles). Although M113 ACAVs were seen to burn to the ground from strictly land mine explosions.
No, they are caused by irritation.
a discarded cigarette caused the tower ballroom to catch fire 1956.
The M113 APC/ACAV (Armored Personnel Carrier/Armored Cavalry Assault Vehicle) was 100 per cent constructed of aluminum (which has a lower melting point than solid steel), and the M113's were PACKED with ammunition. Primarily with M60 machingun(7.62mm/.308 caliber) and .50 machingun ammo. The total floors were often carpeted with those ammo cans. Sometimes, they were packed with so much ammo that the torsion bars would break after running off road for awhile. During invasions (Cambodia and Laos, etc.) M72 laws and claymores were piled inside to supplement the small arms ammo. Sometimes Bangalore torpedoes were added to the supply. Then add about 100 gallons of diesel fuel. Add all those up; and it's time to "un-a--" the vehicle once it's hit! (Dismount quickly and let it burn).
Yes, it is possible for a person to be a carrier for a genetic disease even if neither of their parents are carriers. This can occur if the person has a new mutation in the gene associated with the disease. Carriers have one copy of the mutated gene, which they can pass on to their children.
The hook.
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Strep throat is caused by bacteria of the genus Streptococcus. You catch virulent forms from other people who cough near you, or if you kiss them.
Yes, a hamster can have a fever. This may be caused by a cold it can catch.
no, it is caused by a triplication of the 21st chromosome. its not contagious in any way.
Hepatitis is an infectious disease. You catch it from someone that had hepatitis.
It's caused by a very fare gene that has been linked to homosexuality. You have 72 hours before you catch the gay. It's caused by a very fare gene that has been linked to homosexuality. You have 72 hours before you catch the gay.