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dembotoz

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4. my father in law apparently had something to do with the nuclear program after ww2

Reply to yortsed snacilbuper (Original post)

Fri Jul 5, 2013, 12:48 PM

Jul 2013

he supposedly never talked about it but he did manage to die at just over 40 years old from bone cancer.

died way before I met his daughter
but just sort of a family story I heard from time to time

he was an engineer of some sort
way way bright

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Soviet Nuclear Mortar [View all] yortsed snacilbuper Jul 2013 OP

We have nuclear artillery as well. bluedigger Jul 2013 #1

Weird coincidence. I spotted a picture of that monster gun yesterday, wondered what hell it was> leveymg Jul 2013 #2

U.S.A. had a few, some of them could be carried and set up by hand. hunter Jul 2013 #3

my father in law apparently had something to do with the nuclear program after ww2 dembotoz Jul 2013 #4