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I think I remember seeing an episode of China Beach (anyone remember that show? I had mixed feelings about it, felt Tour of Duty was better) where they more or less had a scenario like you described Paul. The doctor had to take a live friggin mortar round out of a patient. Of course, what does the doctor do? After taking it out, he doesn't just gingerly set it down in a designated area away from the tent that's been closed off and sandbagged in case it detonates, he RUNS out the damn tent with the mortar round and chucks it away into the dirt....and yes, it detonates. Leave it to TV to needlessly amp up the drama. ![]()
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it also was in MASH. and in blackhawk down, and in about a dozen other shows/movies involving the military(particularly military hospitals)
guess quake is wrong bout what happens when you shoot someone with a rocket launcher.
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I've been busy but does anyone else remember the Marine in WWII on Iwo Jima who jumped on a grenade then pulled a second under himself and survived?
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