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Destruir un arma de fuego en público sin revisar que no esté cargada
Personal del ejército mexicano destruye armas en un programa de intercambio de comida por armas...al parecer no revisan que sea seguro y que no tengan pólvora en su interior antes de hacerlo.
u/-Lucas_Hood — 2 months ago
This past Monday marked the 99th birthday of Harold Bray, the very last living survivor of the USS Indianapolis tragedy. The birthday itself has passed, but we're keeping the celebration going!
In the photo below, Harold is holding our Cruisers Naval Legend (Official World of Warship Art Book) poster our birthday gift to him!
Many of us first learned about the Indianapolis from Captain Quint’s famous monologue in Jaws the movie that sparked my own deep dive into naval history.
But for Harold, it wasn't a film. He survived 12 minutes of a sinking ship and 4 grueling days in the shark-infested Philippine Sea. Later in life, when asked for his secret to longevity, he simply joked: "Learn to swim."
Happy 99th, Harold! 🎖️
u/Conscious_Tackle_785 — 4 months ago
China uses 8 year old Indian Fighter jet video and names it as "their" J-10
u/Apprehensive-Fun5821 — 4 months ago
Metal Gear Solid 4 (2008) still holds the record for the longest cutscene in video game history, with one continuous cutscene lasting for 71 minutes
u/Conscious_Tackle_785 — 4 months ago
The fastest object launched from Earth’s surface wasn’t a rocket, it was a manhole cover launched at around 150,000 MPH.
u/Conscious_Tackle_785 — 5 months ago