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Nuclear Desert Storm 1991.
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<blockquote data-quote="MODAT7" data-source="post: 257544" data-attributes="member: 13649"><p>The shells the A10 Warthog fires are nuclear... well, mildly dirty nuclear depleated uranium. While depleated uranium (DU) outside the skin isn't very dangerous, it can be extremely dangerous long term if it gets inside the body. When a DU shell hits an armored vehicle, there's so much energy that some of it vaporizes. If a person is anywhere near this, it can be inhaled into the lungs and eventually get into the blood stream. Some have theorized that this is where Gulf War Syndrome comes from. While lead in regular bullets can also get into the body this way, at least it isn't radioactive and can be chelated out... eventually...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MODAT7, post: 257544, member: 13649"] The shells the A10 Warthog fires are nuclear... well, mildly dirty nuclear depleated uranium. While depleated uranium (DU) outside the skin isn't very dangerous, it can be extremely dangerous long term if it gets inside the body. When a DU shell hits an armored vehicle, there's so much energy that some of it vaporizes. If a person is anywhere near this, it can be inhaled into the lungs and eventually get into the blood stream. Some have theorized that this is where Gulf War Syndrome comes from. While lead in regular bullets can also get into the body this way, at least it isn't radioactive and can be chelated out... eventually... [/QUOTE]
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