A Miss Is Good As Mile!
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Bomb aimer: "Aa...atishoo! Oops! 
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Don't worry, it'll buff out.
Well, somebody had to say it.
Well, somebody had to say it.
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I guess near miss is not quite as disconcerting as being told that the airliner you were flying on had a near hit with another airliner.
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Caption Contest.....errrrr not intentionally.
Accuracy counts in Warfare but it also helps if things go "Bang!" when they are supposed to unless one is just merely sending messages I guess.
Accuracy counts in Warfare but it also helps if things go "Bang!" when they are supposed to unless one is just merely sending messages I guess.
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Russian rocket hit Ukrainian vehicle and did not explode | Life in Ukraine. Live, @ first hand.
Does anyone know the story behind this near miss, I mean near hit?
During shelling of positions of Ukrainian armed forces by Russians a rocket of Russian multiple rocket launcher system ‘Uragan’ [Hurricane] hit the vehicle but did not explode. The shelling took place near the settlement of Dmytrivka in Donetsk blast.
That is not the bit of the rocket that is supposed to go bang. The payload may have been delivered as advertised and went bang, or is a payload type that is designed to wait around before going bang.
The bit shown has to land somewhere.
The bit shown has to land somewhere.