China Set Off Explosion to See How It Could Destroy an Enemy Port
"If we can use stealthy ways, like underwater explosions, to destroy the ports, we can kill off the enemy's war potential," a Chinese officer said.
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"If we can use stealthy ways, like underwater explosions, to destroy the ports, we can kill off the enemy's war potential," a Chinese officer said.
The Georgia man made a traffic stop, during which he pretended to be an undercover federal agent, according to court documents.
The button could have activated a fire-suppression system, but no one interviewed during the investigation knew where it was or even what it did.
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