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Thanks guys, I did ask, but there was no real video from the event yesterday. There is a video out there with video and audio of the bombing. someone filmed it. I heard it on NPR Radio.
What are you looking for? A singed Isis Id card (laminated of course) or maybe just a dead guy with a beard lying in a crater? A 2 for 1 coupon to flaffle hut?
FWIW if you read up on what MOAB does, even if you had HIGH quality long range footage you'd be lucky to know it was a guy and not just some goat they put some clothes on and then threw into a wood chipper.
It looks like thermal imaging. Color is not necessarily desired when gathering intelligence or assessing damage using aerial photography.
Thankyou for once again verifying your existence as arguably the pre-eminent poster on this forum with regards to things like this.
I remember your post on particulate fallout distance after fukushima when the Alex Jones rectal-cranial inversion squad was trying to scare everyone into buying anti-radiation and survival crap from their sponsors and you slew them, yea verily.
P.S. I generally know enough military stuff to amaze generally well educated people if it comes up in conversation and I'm like 4-5 levels below you.
What are you looking for? A singed Isis Id card (laminated of course) or maybe just a dead guy with a beard lying in a crater? A 2 for 1 coupon to flaffle hut?
FWIW if you read up on what MOAB does, even if you had HIGH quality long range footage you'd be lucky to know it was a guy and not just some goat they put some clothes on and then threw into a wood chipper.
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