[303rd-Talk] (Fwd) Bomb blast radius

[harold susskind]

Gary That's like asking me the question, "How high is up?"  There is a lot 
of variables involved to come up with a blast radius.  size of bomb, 
altitude dropped from, fusing, what was the particular bomb programmed to 
do, etc.  I'll defer to someome smarter than I.  Hal Susskind


>From: "Gary Moncur" <glm at 303rdBG.com>
>Reply-To: glm at 303rdBG.com, 303rd Bomb Group Talk Forum 
><303rd-talk at 303rdBG.com>
>To: 303rd-Talk at 303rdBG.com
>CC: Kiel Miller <KMiller2 at lwisd.org>
>Subject: [303rd-Talk] (Fwd) Bomb blast radius
>Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 12:31:06 -0700
>
>Can anyone help Kiel with his question below?  I imagine it depends
>on the type and size of the bomb.  I have no idea.
>Gary
>
>------- Forwarded message follows -------
>Date sent:	Tue, 22 May 2007 12:08:11 -0500
>From:	"Kiel Miller" <KMiller2 at lwisd.org>
>To:	<glm at 303rdbg.com>
>Subject:	Bomb blast radius
>
>I was looking for the blast radius of WW II bombs, can you help?
>
>
>
>Kiel Miller
>
>
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