Moment before death

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Second pic, probably from the camera in the lower left of the first pic

>>33835566
you don't need to do this. Real life is real, you just don't have any place in it.

Heavy things happen and it's sad. Nobody needs you gawking at them.

Why don't you end your own life and post a video of that?

>>33835566
>That video camera

Where's the video faggot?

>>33835566
>ANA
That explains a lot. Those poor folks.

>>33835566
>>/b/

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>>33835566
This picture is from an Afghan cameraman
>>33835582
This from an American, you can see her camera in the first picture bottom left corner
She died

>>33835592
This

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You could not fill a thread with "just moments before death" pictures, there is not many.

Also you should not, not at least here...

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>>33835566
>one american woman died
>boohoohoo

>four afghan soldiers died
>mention in passing

>>33835763
afghan "people"

>>33835763
Some people are inherently worth more than others. Imagine if she'd been white, or an actual soldier, or both.

>>33835566
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUr28o8h1pg

>>33835710
Historical war photography is always relevant.

>>33835700

You have to go back to /pol/.

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>>33835566
i kinda feel bad for doing this but cant undo whats been done

>>33835763
>tfw no 7.62x54r akm

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This picture was taken byserial killerRobert Ben Rhoades seconds before murdering 14-year-old Regina Kay Walters. She was one of at least a dozen young women abducted, held, and eventually murdered in an 18-wheeler equipped with a torture chamber in the back. The photo was taken in an abandoned Illinois barn, where Rhoades disemboweled her with a large hunting knife after cutting off her hair and making her wear a black dress andheels.

>>33835763
Dude even the ANA don't care about the ANA getting killed.

>>33835566
hot photo!
>time to jack off

black woman
"combat photographer"

>Clayton’s death symbolizes how female soldiers are increasingly exposed to hazardous situations in training and in combat on par with their male counterparts,” the Army said in a statement.
wew lad

>>33836113
Oh wow crazy picture and story

What how do you fuck up this much
>ANA
Oh..

>>33835566
Yes, people die.

It happens

>>33836113
Dumb bitch should have kicked the heels off and tried to run

>>33835592
Wait, how would he post the video?

>>33837264
You fucking male shitlords don't get it. We want women in combat to get glory and metals not die! That's a man's job!

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>>33836113
lol i've had that as a reaction image for years

>>33837502
Tried to run where? She was miles from nowhere.

>>33837624
Oh good point I didn't think of that. I guess standing there and letting him murder you is a better idea.

>>33837659
Kek

>>33835582
no, this angle is to the right of the first photo.

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probably the most famous, though some say it's fake
taken by robert capa, spanish civil war.

>>33837545
Auto-upload service?

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>>33835566
I'll try to help out your thread.

Hope the /b/ crowd leaves though.

>A Finnish soldier, whose artery was cut open by a grenade shrapnel. Kaalamo, Petäjävaara. 1941.07.22.

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>>33838370
This isn't exactly moment before, but blow me if anyone of you want to be pedantic.

>Girls from Chiran High School wave cherry blossoms as they bid farewell to Second Lieutenant Toshio Anazawa and his Ki-43 “Hayabusa” fighter. Anazawa is a kamikaze pilot bound for Okinawa. April 12, 1945

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>>33838389
>An American medic tends to a mortally wounded German soldier, Normandy, Saint-Lo, June 1944

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>>33838414
>Medics who were unable to save a mortally wounded American soldier check his dog tags. December 1944.

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>>33838442
>Seven-year-old Nermin Divovic lies mortally wounded in a pool of blood as unidentified American and British U.N. firefighters arrive to assist after he was shot in the head in Sarajevo Friday, November 18, 1994. The boy was shot and killed by a sniper firing from an apartment building into the Sarajevo city center, along Sarajevo's notorious Sniper Alley. The U.N. firefighters were at his side almost immediately, but the boy died outright.

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>>33838454
>US army Flight Medic Brandon Lowther (L) holds the hand of a fatally wounded US army soldier as he is airlifted by the Medevac helicopter of 159th Brigade Task Force Thunder on August 24, 2011 to Kandahar Hospital Role 3. Two US soldiers were heavily injured

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>>33838488
>Private Tom McCormack Tom McCormack Tom was born on the 24th Nov.1916 in Wigan. Prior to joining "Y" Company, Liverpool Scottish Bn. QOCH TA, he was a salesman. His TA were mobilised on 1st Sep.1939. On 23/4/40 after volunteering for special service he was posted No.4 Ind. Coy. Took part in Operation Scissorforce in Norway returning to the UK on 1st Jun.1940. In October he transferred to B Coy. No.1 SS Bn., then in Feb 1941 he transferred to No.2 Commando - 5 ( Liverpool Scottish) Troop. On 26th Mar.1942 he sailed aboard HMS Campbeltown to St Nazaire on Operation Chariot. He was part of Capt. Roy's Assault Team. During the raid Tom was fatally wounded. He was taken prisoner but died of his wounds in a German Naval Hospital. (details from the Liverpool Scottish Regimental Museum)

Anyone monitoring?

>>33838454
Why though? Fucking Sarajevo snipers.

>>33838414
>>33838442
>>33838454
>>33838488
>>33838510
Yeah, keep posting anon.
These are making me feel pretty bummed out, but in a good way. As a medic myself I guess it just reminds me what my job could be like.

>>33838510
I am.

>>33838414
>tends to
More like:
>He ain't gonna make it, NEXT

>>33838510
>Anyone monitoring?
Yep.

Keep dumping anon

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>>33838510

>>33838530
>>33838544
>>33838550
>>33838556
>>33838558
WILCO

>U.S. fighter captures the moment when a German pilot parachuting from his Messerschmitt 109 G mortally wounded.

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>>33838573

>Gunnery Sgt. Ryan P. Shane (left), platoon gunnery sergeant from Company B, 1st Battalion 8th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 7, is hit by enemy fire as he and another member of 1/8 try to pull fatally wounded Marine to safety during Operation Al Fajr.

>>33838592
I've always wanted to know the story of this pic

>>33835566
>Afghan National Army soldiers died when a mortar tube accidentally exploded during the training exercise, the Army said.

>accident

>ANA

more like incompentence

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>>33838592
Growing thin on the moment before type images, will just dump more War is Hell photos.

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>>33838614
>A South Vietnamese Marine, severely wounded in a Viet Cong ambush, is comforted by a comrade in a sugar cane field at Duc Hoa, about 12 miles from Saigon, Aug. 5, 1963. A platoon of 30 Vietnamese Marines was searching for communist guerrillas when a long burst of automatic fire killed one Marine and wounded four others.

I swear someone on /k/ once posted an image that was the last frame of a video captured by a plane that was shot down - it's just a view of a missile head-on.

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>>33838628
>Suicide attack on Shiíte Muslims- girl lost 7 of her family 12-06-11

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>>33837545
its like how kurt cobain shot himself by pulling the trigger with his toe and then putting his shoes back on and tying them and then he died except with a upload a video, iditp

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>>33838668
>A Chinese soldier moments before his execution by beheading during the Rape of Nanking - 1937

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>>33838700
>American soldier stands over a dying Japanese soldier whom he had just shot moments before. New Guinea Campaign, 1942

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>>33838725
>American politician and Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy (1925 - 1968) lies on the floor of the Ambassador Hotel's kitchen after being shot while his wife, Ethel Kennedy, leans over him and other watch, Los Angeles, California, June 5, 1968. (Photo by Bill Eppridge)

>>33837659
hahahahahaha fucking this like holy fucking shit people are dumb man...

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>>33838745
>A Marine chaplin says the Last Rites for a dying soldier south of the Demiliarized Zone near here July 4th. A Communist trap built around the bodies of American dead cost the Marines 21 killed and 40 wounded. It pushed to 79 the number of Marines killed along the northern border since July 2nd. 7/5/1967

>>33838680
Wait, Gi Gi Allin uploaded the video?

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>>33838755
>The Massacre of Kondomari. On 2 June 1941, German Fallschirmjäger rounded up the civilians of the Cretan village of Kondomari in one of a long series of mass reprisals on the Greek island of Crete. The execution of the men of Kondomari was orchestrated by Wehrmacht Generaloberst Kurt Student in retaliation for the civilian participation during the Battle of Crete, which had ended in a German victory only two days prior. Throughout the Battle of Crete, the Allied forces and Cretan civilians had inflicted heavy losses of lives on the Wehrmacht soldiers. In particular, the unprecedented resistance from the local population exasperated the German sense of military order, according to which no one but professional soldiers should be allowed to fight. Generaloberst Student in particular, blamed the civilians of Kondomari for the death of a few German soldiers whose bodies had been found near the village. Four trucks full of German Fallschirmjäger (paratroopers) from the III Battalion of Luftlande-Sturm-Regiment 1 u

>>33838265
Story?
>>33838414
>Mortally wounded
Nigga there's a huge hole in his head. He dead.

>>33837624
There are buildings in the background. Killer was driving a semi, can't really take a semi "miles from nowhere"

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>>33838774
>On 16 December 1971, the Pakistani army surrendered. It was the end of 9-month long war, but signalled the beginning of the Great Bengali Revenge. It began with the killing of Monaem Khan, a loyalist, anti-Bengali and ex-governor of East Pakistan in the capital Dacca. What happened next on December 18th was carefully recorded above. Three photos show Mukti Bahiti extracting revenge on the people who sided with Pakistan during the independence movement. After torturing them for hours, they bayoneted and executed these four men, who were suspected of collaborating with Pakistani militiamen who had been accused of murder, rape and looting. The last picture shows a relative of one of these four men being stomped to death by Mukti Bahini.
The controversy surrounding the photos were that many photographers deemed that the massacre would never have occurred if they (the photographers) were not there. It was as if they were invited to a ‘photo-opportunity’, many recalled. Many photographers, including Magnum’s Marc

Other from this series show the moments before.

>>33835592
Not watching these things won't make those people any less dead. Quit whining and stop being such a fucking faggot.

>>33838766
you qwant me to LICK your ASS!

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>>33838786
>>33838780
I didn't post it, but I have some details to the photo.

>Freezeframe taken precisely at the moment a tank shell explodes at the camp of the FSA’s Noor Den al-Zenke batallion, killing three of the men in the photo

>Nigga there's a huge hole in his head. He dead.

You'd be surprised the punishment the human body can take.

After I was wounded, was in the ICU with an IP who had been shot 13 times with an AK-47, twice in the head. Guy was still clinging to life.

>An x-ray of a 12,7mm bullet in the head of an American GI taken at the 4th US Army hospital. The soldier survived 11 days after receiving his injury, and died from internal bleeding, 18 Oct 1944

>>33838133
is he a nationalist or a republican spaniard?

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>>33838815
>Caused by the British, the crater resulted when the 19 mines they dug and placed underneath the German positions near Messines in West Flanders was detonated on 7 June 1917. A total of 10,000 soldiers were killed in the blast, amongst those casualties was nearly the entire 3rd Royal Bavarian Division.

>In the history of man, the blast is considered to be the biggest non-nuclear explosion, and was heard in both Dublin and London.

>>33838815
Friendly fire?

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>>33838841

>>33838843
Don't know, wouldn't be surprised.

>Loyalist troops fight near Burgos, Spain, on Sept. 12, 1936, while one of the attacking Nationalist soldiers lobs a hand grenade over the barbed-wire defenses

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>>33838869
>Three hundred fascists were killed in this explosion in Madrid, Spain, under the five-story Casa Blanca building, on March 19, 1938. Anti-fascist forces tunneled 600 yards over a six-month period to lay the land mines that caused the explosion

Be back in a little, smoke and drink break.

>>33838815
>You'd be surprised the punishment the human body can take.
I know, but in the case of this German soldier he's in the field, it's the 1940's, his army is retreating, and there isn't much the US forces could do for him. Before anyone says it, I know what mortally wounded means but it's a nice way of saying, "he dead,"

>An x-ray of a 12,7mm bullet in the head of an American GI taken at the 4th US Army hospital. The soldier survived 11 days after receiving his injury, and died from internal bleeding, 18 Oct 1944
So you're saying a .50 to the head killed him?

>>33838841
If I'm remembered correctly 2 of those mines misfired and didn't go off. One detonated in the 1970s(?) when a cow that was standing on top of it was struck by lightning. The others location is unknown.

>>33838841
Wait, you mean that scene from tanya the evil was actually based on real life

>>33838780
That's the fucking definition of mortally wounded you stupid retard.

>An injury that leads to death

>>33835960
Kek

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>>33838884

>>33838935
I have no idea what that is, but sure. Here is another.

>The view from the bottom of one of 19 mine craters at Messines Ridge in June 1917. The Battle of Messines was an attempt by the Allies to capture land to the southeast o Ypres to gain control of the higher land in the Ypres Salient

>>33838941
> Before anyone says it, I know what mortally wounded means but it's a nice way of saying, "he dead,"
No shit. That's why my post was a joke you aspie.

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>>33838964

This one is similar to OPs

>Australian officers, blown into the air by an accidental explosion, fall in the river amid the splinters of their wrecked boat. 1942.

>>33838893
Phineas cage had a 2ft iron tamping pole chucked through his brain and survived to live for several years afterwards... It's pretty surprising what people can survive with enough "luck of the jew" as i call it.

Holocaust every couple hundred years, somehow still around.

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>>33838984
>On April 6, 1994, a group of Hutu began slaughtering the Tutsi in the African country of Rwanda. The bloody foot prints of children attempting to escape the slaughter by climbing the walls was photographed by Annie Leibovitz.

This one has always been haunting to me.

>>33838935
yes
>>33838964
Fun fact, those craters are still full of hundreds if not thousands of corpses, though they're full of water now
Occasionally bad weather or wild life dredges up bits of the people that died in the explosions
The entire area is fucking spooky as well, even with all the people visiting it its unnaturally quiet

>>33838964
>>33838841
Crazy thing is that a couple of planned mines was abandoned by the Brits when they were discovered by Germans. On blew up after being struck by lightning in the 50's, and there are still 50,000lbs of unexploded ordinance under a farmhouse in France.

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>>33839001

>>33838990
Have tons of holocaust photos, but don't want to attract /pol/.
>>33839006

Here is one of the lakes today.

>The crater produced by a mine near Messines Belgium, become over the years in a small lake. 2

>>33835763

Afghans mass-produce their people on an assembly line, of course they're going to be worth less.

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>>33839027
>A man takes cover behind a truck while looking at the body of Rahmo Seremet, 54, a Sarajevo engineer working for the city, after he was shot dead by a sniper while supervising the installation of an anti-sniper barricade in central Sarajevo, on May 18, 1995.

>>33838893
Two were completed by were abandoned. One was detonated when a cow was struck by lightning in the 50's. If I remember the NOVA special, they just about know where the unexploded one is, as it's under a farm building.

>>33838774
>Nazis din' do nuthin'
>See, these people they rounded up to be shot arnt even jewish!
>What's wrong with that? The Jews are just playing victim.

Really tho, interesting pic, wonder why and who took it. I've found a few random albums online made by enlisted men, just for fun. It is weird, both allies and axis guys have alot of screwing around, getting drunk, playing with dogs and such, but some of the stuff the Germans chose to take pics of are kinda dark.

There was one of a falljaguer unit out on exercise, they dropped into the Austrian woods and walked home. Pretty basic stuff, but they came across some gypsies and made all the women take off their shirts and the beat up the gybo men.

Idk maybe all the 'bad' pictures allies took found their way into the trash after they went home, but it was an album made by the German fella who took the pics, with little captions and stuff. Not like he was hiding it.

I wish I had better pics, the album was for sale by some dealer, so you know, he isnt give away free high res stuff.

>>33837264
Symbolizes it? I would say it demonstrates it really well.

>>33839062
Unluckiest cow ever. I hope that farm building isn't occupied.

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>>33838841
>biggest non-nuclear explosion

No, the US government built a 4000 ton fertilizer bomb so they could test structures against nuclear blasts.

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>>33839061
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crush,_Texas

>Train_crash_at_Crush,_Texas_1896 Jarvis Joe Deane lost one eye to a flying bolt 2-3 killed in event look up

>>33838454
>>33839061
Seriously, wtf is wrong with the Serbs?

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>>33839086
I have also heard the claim that this was the largest non-nuclear explosion.

>In total, nearly 2,000 people were killed, and 9,000 injured in the largest manmade explosion before the development of nuclear weapons.

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>>33839105
It was an all around shitty conflict, most are.

>Dead and wounded people lie scattered outside Sarajevo's indoor market after a mortar shell exploded outside the entrance to the building, on August 28, 1995. An artillery shell killed at least 32 and wounded more than 40 others.

>>33839107
Wikipedia used to say it was the time the Soviets tried to build a Saturn V copy, but they revised their estimate of that explosion from 5 kt to just one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N1_(rocket)#Second_attempt

If I'm ever president of a third world banana republic, expect me to suicide a 5000 ton container ship filled with ANFO into an enemy country, just so I can beat the record.

>>33839066
The Germans had been rounding up and killing suspected "francs-tireurs" since the war of 1870, it was SOP for them.

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>>33839125

>>33839133
kek

Here is another from the halifax incident

>A view looking north toward Pier 8 from Hillis foundry in Halifax. December 1917

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>posting this anyway. smd if you don't like it.

marine hit by mortar blast in the palau island orange beach.

>description;
“I fell flat on my face just as I heard the whishhh of a mortar I knew was too close. A red flash stabbed at my eyeballs. About fifteen yards away, on the upper edge of the beach, it smashed down four men from our boat. One figure seemed to fly to pieces. With terrible clarity I saw the head and one leg sail into the air.

I got up… ran a few steps, and fell into a small hole as another mortar burst threw dirt on me. Lying there in terror looking longingly up the slope for better cover, I saw a wounded man near me, staggering in the direction of the LVTs (Landing Vehicle - Tracked). His face was half bloody pulp and the mangled shreds of what was left of an arm hung down like a stick, as he bent over in his stumbling, shock-crazy walk. The half of his face that was still human had the most terrifying look of abject patience I have ever seen. He fell behind me, in a red puddle on the white sand.

It was established later that the invasion of Peleliu as a stepping stone to the invasion of the Philippines had not been necessary - Gen. MacArthur had already bypassed the Palaus and landed at Leyte in the Philippines.”

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>>33839151

>>33839149
Thanks, you reminded me of a similar photo.

>A car bomb explodes as a member of a Thai bomb squad checks it in Narathiwat province, south of Bangkok July 1, 2011. The bomb planted by suspected insurgents wounded the squad member, police said. REUTERS/Stringer

>>33835592
>close your eyes
Piss off cunt. You want censorship, watch a fucking TV

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>>33838780
>Story?

Building was hit by a tank round.

>>33837502
Women are prey animals, they don't have the adrenaline needed to properly flee. She was built for death.

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American B-25 bombing a Japanese Kaibōkan Coastal Defense Ship

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>>33839164

>>33839156
>Shot down JU-52 over Crete

>>33839169
>Freezeframe taken precisely at the moment a tank shell explodes at the camp of the FSA’s Noor Den al-Zenke batallion, killing three of the men in the photo

>A US Marine still clutches the knife with which he killed a Japanese soldier, in background, in a duel. A moment after finishing off his adversary, a sniper’s bullet killed him. Eniwetok Atoll, 1945

Be back in a little.

>>33839027
>Have tons of holocaust photos, but don't want to attract /pol/.
Please post em, I need more devastation right now

>>33835763
Shocking, I identify more with the white western woman from my own nation than a bunch of illiterate goatfuckers who would likely stone me to death for eating pork chops

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USS Columbia (CL-65) struck by a Kamikaze plane on January 6, 1945.
>The plane and its bomb penetrated two decks before exploding, killing 13 and wounding 44 of the crew, putting her aft turrets out of action, and setting the ship afire.

>>33839206
>kill someone face to face in one of the most brutal cqc possiblities
>end up getting shot by someone you don't even know the bearing of
War is hell.

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>>33838668
>suicide attack
Sure, bro

Totally not Muslim lies

>>33839158
I'd imagine something like that would be very traumatizing to see. What on this earth would make you want to draw it? Granted, it is an amazing piece of art.

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>>33835566
fuck off & die. pic related is OP.

>>33835592
fpbp & /thread

>>33835948
You have to go back to reddít

>>33839238
Here you can see the cruelty of chemical weapons. Those brave people run to try to help any victims and are immediately floored by the toxic agent.

>>33839238
What the fuck am I looking at

>>33838133

Wasn't that staged?

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>>33839206

>>33839211
Sorry, I have too much respect for the subject that I'm not going to let the subject get trolled, or to create an off-topic discussion for this thread.

>>33839236

>A U.S. Marine, killed by Japanese sniper fire, still holds his weapon as he lies in the black volcanic sand of Iwo Jima, on February 19, 1945

>>33839361
>Sorry, I have too much respect for the subject
I can respect that. Thanks for being sensible and kind on this website, anon

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>>33839361
>A Japanese soldier, held as a prisoner of war at Cowra POW camp in Australia commits suicide by slashing his own throat rather than be recaptured following the Cowra breakout. His knife still rests in his hand. The Cowra breakout occurred on 5 August 1944, when at least 1,104 Japanese prisoners of war being held at the Cowra POW camp in New South Wales attempted a mass escape. It was the largest prison escape of the war and one of the bloodiest. During the ensuing manhunt, four Australian soldiers and 231 Japanese soldiers were killed and 108 prisoners were wounded. The remaining escapees were all eventually recaptured and imprisoned. Cowra POW camp, near Cowra, New South Wales, Australia. 5 August 1944.

>>33839359
Every Muslim sob story ever

>>33838668
kek

>>33839378
Shoot yourself

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>>33839369
Thanks for understanding, though I've been meaning to make a similar thread on /his/ in the future.

>Wounded when a mine blew up his Jeep, an ambulance driver sobs by the side of the road after learning that a friend was killed in the blast, Korea 1950

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>>33839395
>Vietnam War. A radioman comforts his friend who just survived a battle during Operation Byrd in which nearly his entire platoon was wiped out Co. A, 2/7, 1st Cav. Div. (Airmobile) 1966

>>33839410
Jesus

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>>33839410
>A US medic helps a wounded half track gunner swallow a sulfa tablet before treating the wounds he sustained during the battle for control of the Sened area, Tunisa. March 1943

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>>33839421
>An embedded photographer snaps a reaction of U.S Soldier during a Vietcong Ambush 1966.

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>>33839432
>Medic James E. Callahan of Pittsfield, Mass., gives mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a dying soldier in war zone D, about 50 miles northeast of Saigon, June 17, 1967. Thirty-one men of the 1st Infantry Division were reported killed in the guerrilla ambush, with more than 100 wounded. (AP Photo/Henri Huet)

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>>33838815

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>>33839443
>An American soldier lies dead beside water pump, killed by a German booby trap set in the pump in a French village on the Cherbourg Peninsula, on June 18, 1944

>>33839105
>>33838530
Fry the Brain.

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>>33839462

>>33839454

>a soldier stepped on a landmine which explodes and gets his own grenade embedded in his skull as a result. The pin and spoon in are still there, meaning the grenade was not armed. 1966

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>>33839472

>Viet Cong meet the enemy face-to-face, most likely in the Mekong Delta or Plain of Reeds. This rare image shows both sides in combat, ARVN soldiers at the top and Viet Cong in the foreground. The VC have flanked the enemy at left and right, which likely meant the ARVN unit was wiped out.

Taking another break, need to focus on my drinking for a bit.

Let me know if folks are still monitoring.

>>33839501
Lurking, thanks for contributions.

>>33839501
Thanks for posting all of these, this became a very interesting thread.

>>33838893

That's pretty crazy, two mines didn't go off and people just sat around and thought "oh well whatever"?

>>33839027
Pls no holohoax, reddit.

>>33839501
monitored

>>33839501
Watching and waiting for more
>>33839537
The scary jews can't get you in heaven, anon. Do you have any bleach and ammonia in the house?

>I have lots of Holocaust pictures, b-but I won't post them
And I have a girlfriend who goes to another school

>>33839066
I have little sympathy for those Cretan civilians. They not only attacked the German paratroopers, but also brutally desecrated their remains.

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>>33839522
>>33839524
>>33839538
No worries.

>>33839537
You know what? I was accepted to grad school today with a decent size scholarship. Nothing you say is going to upset me. Also pretty drunk at this point.

>>33839501


>Their faces showing their anguish, U.S. Marines and Navy men work in vain to save wounded buddy on a beach 70 miles southeast of Da Nang, South Vietnam. AP PHOTO 10/5/1967

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Not precisely /k/ related, but...

Notice that she's nagging him right down to the very last second.

>>33839564
that is exactly the kind of response I'd expect from a Jew

>>33839564
Take your kike sympathy somewhere else. Preferably the morgue.

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It's threads like these that remind me how real and awful war is.

>>33839533
The battle went on over them and after the war it was just a bit of devastated countryside. The still find unexploded artillery shells all over the place in that area, the mines are at least deep.

>>33839564
>>>/his/
The herbs there might want to hear about the 600 trillion.

>>33839613
Damn you got me. Barry L Goldstein at your service

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>>33839501
Christ, photography of both sides visible in a fight gives me the willies

>>33839607
I don't really get why small aircraft crashes are so lethal. Why don't they just glide a bit? It's not like those two hit a tree or anything.

>>33839624

Yeah, but there's a pretty big difference between shell duds that you don't know where they landed, and a mine that somebody put the effort to dig and fill with a shitload of explosives

They spent months digging the things, it's not like they could miss them not blowing up

>>33839629
Heebs*

>>33839607
It's probably why he took a nosedive

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>>33839602
>Captured by German soldiers, Soviet POWs on the Eastern Front break from their column at the assembly point to drink water from a frozen stream. Russia. 9 November 1941.

>>33839613
The anon dumping is Jewish, and I'm largely indifferent to your type.

>>33839629
>herbs
I hope Trump builds a wall to keep those fucking spices out of America

>>33838414
"Yep, he's dead"

- Medic, 1944

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>>33839646

>The body of United States Army Air Forces 2nd Lt. John M. Butler of the 52d Troop Carrier Wing lies amongst the wreckage of his Waco CG-4 glider. The accident also killed U.S. Army Brigadier General Don Forrester Pratt, assistant division commander of the 101st Airborne Division, who was the highest ranking Allied officer killed on D-Day of the Normandy Landings. Two other passengers, 1st Lieutenant Lee John May and Lieutenant Colonel Mike Murphy survived the crash, both severely injured. The accident occurred as the glider was landing and skidded on wet grass, overrunning the landing zone and subsequently striking a hedgerow line of 40-foot-tall (12 m) poplar trees. Hiesville, Manche, Lower Normandy, France. 6 June 1944.

This photo is the real life photo from the scene in Saving Private Ryan, the FUBAR scene.

>>33839607
Story? Image search is not helping.

>>33838454

Jesus FUCKING Christ that looks EXACTLY like me.

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>>33839679
>The Indian ambulance driver clentching his hands indicating the intense pain of his leg which has been almost completly blown off Korea 1951

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>>33839646
Hey anon, do you have anything from the gulags or famines or the general hell that was the soviet union?

I can offer this
>A desperate Russian couple sell human remains of the starved as food during the famine of 1921

>>33838414
Whats up with the proportions on the guy on the left?

>>33839698
7 year olds shouldn't use 4chan

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>>33839602
>You know what? I was accepted to grad school today with a decent size scholarship. Nothing you say is going to upset me.
Shit, you got me there Mordecai.

>>33839639
It's like rolling a car at that speed without any airbags. Plus, metal can crumple. A larger plane going that same speed, and same angle, will have an easier time absorbing and dispersing that hit before the force reaches you and jolts you forward.

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>>33839699
>Iraq. Baghdad. 2006. Captain Kearns takes a moment after the death of a soldier in the Baghdad ER.

>>33839708
A few, try to post some.

>>33839708
this is one of the worst things I have ever seen

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>>33839724
>GULAG inmates constructing the White Sea Canal, 1932
The White Sea – Baltic Canal was the first major project constructed in the Soviet Union using forced labour.

>>33839061
Should've worked faster, then.

>>33839718
I'm saying why not glide it low above the ground until you stall? Forward velocity is what you'd need to bleed off, but it seems like so many of them just smack right into the ground at a steep angle.

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>>33839747
>A starving Chinese woman, too weak to stand, lies on the barren ground with blades of grass protruding from in her lips; a desperate attempt to find nourishment during the Henan famine. Henan Province was hit by a large-scale famine between the summer of 1942 and the spring of 1943 that led to the death of three million people. Another three million people became refugees, fleeing to other regions to escape the hunger. The famine was caused by severe drought, the ongoing destruction of fields by swarms of locusts, the domestic demand for supplies for the Chinese troops engaged in battle against the occupying Japanese Army, and the destruction of what little food remained when seized by the Japanese. Henan Province, Republic of China. November 1942. Image taken by Theodore H. White.

Excuse me, the only famine photos I have are from Communist China, or Africa.

>>33839001
Jesus Christ

>>33839757
It's a lot harder to control than you think, and you really don't have that much time to change your angle

>>33839777
I bet I'd be really good at crashing airplanes.

>>33839773
Its just normal life for those freaks. The more die in childhood, the less humanity has to deal with.

>>33837624
anywhere but with the serial killer

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>>33839768

>>33839757
Have you ever watched the webm from Planet Earth of Penguins trying to glide off a cliff, imagine it would go a lot like that.

Even though this is a paratrooper landing, it is how I envision glider ops.

>The haystack at right would have softened the landing for this paratrooper who took a tumble during operations in Holland by the 1st Allied Airborne Army on September 24, 1944.

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Really interesting stuff in these photos guys, please keep it up.

>Army chaplain Thomas Confroy cleans blood off of his rosary after giving Last Rites to a lung-shot American soldier of the 1st Infantry Division, Vietnam 1966.

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>Victims of the Great Famine of 1876–78 in India, pictured in 1877.

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>>33839805

>>33839809
Thanks anon, and thank you for a new photo to my collection

>Marine Col. Francis I. Fenton, kneeling, prays at the foot of his sons’s grave. Pfc Mike Fenton was killed in a Japanese counterattack Shuri Castle, Okinawa. May 1945

Another drink and smoke break.

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>>33836113

I thought that pic was Ian Curtis at first when I only looked at the face

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something to bring some good feelings back

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Here's a picture my grandpa took of a movement he was on coming into Okinawa.

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The death of the Roma as it was being steamed with full crew to the Allies post Italian Armistice. Germans smacked it with one of the first guided anti-ship missles.

>>33839607
Yeah, I want the story on this... Did they die for sure? That looks survivable if they managed to skim instead of stick.

>>33838841

>10,000 dead
>Approx. 11M military deaths in WW1.

That one explosion was responsible for 0.09% of WW1 military deaths.

>>33839859
Thank you based kraut

>>33839361
I find the most remarkable thing in this image is how clear you can see the ships out on the water.
Imagine being a Marine, calling for fire support, you look behind you, see the flashes from the battleship's guns, you hear the rumble from them firing, you hear the shells rip through the air above you and watch them hit the ground.

>>33839654
What good will that do when all us white still do those kites bidding?

>>33839837


>>33839887
Thanks for sharing Anon.

>The explosion of USS Mount Hood in Seeadler Harbor, Manus, Admiralty Islands 10 November 1944. The explosion was not due to enemy action; its cause has never been determined.

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>>33839944
Fucked it up, bourbon is taking affect.

>>33839501

Looks like the VC have a Mosin, an SKS maybe and a Garand maybe (far right)? What can you guys make out

https://storycorps.org/listen/harvey-hilbert/

https://storycorps.org/listen/carol-and-robert-harllee/

>>33839895

That angle is too sharp. If they survived, they weren't in good shape.

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>>33839961
>An ethnic Chinese woman and her mother scream in horror near the body of the woman’s child who was killed by a bomb fragment in one of the last aerial raids by the Japanese before Imperial Japanese Army overtook Singapore. Singapore, British Straits Settlements (now, Republic of Singapore). February 1942.

>>33835592
Anon, did you load mortar shell?

>>33839768
>starving
>fat as fuck

Never trust a southeast asian woman. They play sympathy like an instrument.
>See? See? I eat grass! I so hungy! Give money!

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>>33839978
>A U.S. Marine CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter comes down in flames after being hit by enemy ground fire during Operation Hastings, just south of the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Vietnam, July 15, 1966. The helicopter crashed and exploded on a hill, killing one crewman and 12 Marines. Three crewman escaped with serious burns. (AP Photo/Horst Faas)

>>33839238
Be careful not to fall of the edge.

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>>33839996
Bloating is a very common symptom of starvation.

>19 May 1967, Con Thien. 19 May 1967, Con Thien, South Vietnam --- Picture shows a US Marine giving a young Vietnamese boy some water and medical attention. His body was burned after the Leathernecks swept through his village.

>>33839996
If I took away all of your food right now you would die before you got as skinny as the people you see in famine photos. That comes from having just enough food to survive

>>33840030
>>33840045
Oh

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>>33840030
>Injured Vietnamese receive aid as they lie on the street after a bomb explosion outside the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, Vietnam, March 30, 1965. At least two Americans and several Vietnamese were killed in the bombing

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>>33840068
>Casualties of a Japanese air raid, in which 4,000 people were trampled or suffocated to death trying to return to shelters. Chungking, China, June 5, 1941

Taking another quick break, be back in a few.

>>33838133
Fake and gay

>>33840097
Take the time you need. I really appreciate what you're doing

>>33838984
Fucking terrifying

>>33839634
is this real?

>>33839924
Not to mention America's bigger problems...

>>33840130
Yup, Battle of Sedan. Pretty much the decisive battle of the Franco-Prussian war.

>>33839708
Holy Jesus, fuck man.

>>33840196
i know what it is nigga

I also know 19th century photographers often faked photos to sell

I find the photo amazing: the two armies are basically standing at dueling distance and just fucking standing there. I can't believe that's real.

>>33840097
Thanks for the hard work.

Are you the same archive anon that made one or two threads on /t/ a while back?

>>33839432
Those eyes... I hope shit doesn't get real in Korea.

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>>33840097

>>33840122
Appreciate it Anon, you wouldn't think it, but /k/ is more appreciative of me sharing these photos than reddit. Use to dump over there for a while, but then the users started silent-saging me for posting photos before they got to it.

>>33840130
Yep, 1870.

>Shipwrecked after their ship sank, survivors on a raft wave to a Catalina flying boat. Sadly, the water was too rough for the Catalina to land, and the raft disappeared soon after this photo was taken

Shitty photo, but the story behind it.

>>33839158
>It was established later that the invasion of Peleliu as a stepping stone to the invasion of the Philippines had not been necessary

I can only imagine the pure unadulterated anger that resulted from this

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>>33839607
>ARVN
>>33839895
>>33839977
"Coming in slightly short of the runway, G-SHMI gets caught in the wheat. The drag of the crop on the left side spins her round. The two people on board were ok."

Defford - Croft Farm
England, United Kingdom - June 25, 2016
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Untitled/Evektor-Aerotechnik-EV-97-Eurostar/3867199/L

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>>33835566
>Hilda Clayton
>=(

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>>33840226
Appreciate it, maybe.

Last thread I did like this was in March, I think. Do these everyone once in a while, especially if I'm drinking.

>Early casualties: A junior German officer faces the camera as he contemplates the death of one of his men during street fighting on the second day of the invasion of Russia, June 23, 1941.

>>33840218
Yes, the photo is real. I've seen it in multiple sources.
>is this real?
>i know what it is nigga
Well alright then.

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>>33840244


>>33840278

>26 Sep 1944, Peleliu, Palau --- 9/26/1944-Peleliu Island: Weary and exhausted after the tough battle for Hill 200 Near Peleliu Airpoet, this leathr neck sits down amidst the battle rubble and weeps.

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"The breastplate of cuirassier Antoine Fraveau, struck and killed by a canonball. June, 1815, serving Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo"

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>>33840306
>Timothy Fadek—Redux Pictures / May 14, 2003

I'll never forget how hot it was, above 110 F. I had been working in the sun for hours and was just about to sit down and rest when I heard a man crying. His cries were so loud and agonized that it stopped everyone.

>>33840130
It is very real and I believe it is the first photo ever taken during combat.

>>33839899
Holy shit

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>>33840316


>>33840227

>A young American GI shows the fatigue of battle as he weeps at a battlefront collecting station after being involved in the heavy fighting on the Taegu front. Korea. January 1, 1950.

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>>33839372
Do you have proof that every incident is like the video represented? Please do provide evidence, I'm sure you have some, my fine man.

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Don't know the full story. Obviously recently in the Middle East.

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>>33840330
>In the pictures the sailor is crouched in tall grass during the battle for Hill 881 near Khe Sanh. He is cradling his comrade who has been shot while smoke from the battle rises into the air behind them. In the first frame Wike has two hands on his friends chest, trying to staunch the wound. In the second, he is trying to find a heartbeat. In the third frame, "Corpsman In Anguish", he has just realised the man is dead

He is still alive

>Married four times, with two daughters he no longer speaks to, he had been living meagerly on a $325-a-month pension. The 58-year-old told Leroy that he felt more like 80. "While not physically hurt, he suffers from extreme Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, waking from nightmares every night," wrote Le Sommier. "On his arms, he has tattoos of the names of his dead comrades. He's lost in a jungle of his own mind."

Another break, I need to finish my bottle. Have finals tomorrow.

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>>33840097
>skirts lifted
>all of them
>stab wounds and body pile up

That photo totally doesn't look suspicious. But to beg the question, you wouldn't happen to be denying anything, right?

>>33840343
Poor fucking guy

>>33838725

Tiny guy distributing .45 caliber freedom.

>>33840343
Thx for the photos, pal.

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>>33839149

Ere's the Vids.

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>>33840358
No, just posting the info i have for each photo.

>>33840369

>A Marine listens for the heartbeat of a dying buddy who suffered head wounds when the company’s lead platoon was hit with enemy machine gun fire. South Vietnam, Sept 17 1966

Vietnam is an all around tragic war, that was photographically documented quite well.

>>33840400
You're more than welcome buddy.

>>33840421
I really hope that's forced perspective and those people aren't standing as retardedly close as they seem

>>33840421
did he get died

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>>33840426
>The bodies of U.S. Marines lie half buried on Hill 689, about 2 1/2 miles west of Khe Sanh, in April 1968 during the Vietnam War. Fellow Marines stand guard in the background after battling entrenched North Vietnamese troops for the hill.

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Syria.

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>>33840440
>July 15, 1966: Hit by Viet Cong air defenses, a CH-46 trails smoke and fire before crashing and exploding in "Helicopter Valley" — the fifth CH-46 lost in the valley that day.

>>33840421
Christ, slowly drag the cursor at the time of the explosion. You can watch everything protecting his arms get ripped off like a scarecrow

>>33840443
how the fuck does this happen?
his head and neck are completely gone and the rest of his body is just as id.

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>>33840278
Cool. The threads I'm talking about were several years ago, and it stands to reason that more than one person who is as comprehensive as you has done similar stuff over the years. Anyways, keep it up.

Here's a picture from one of the collections that I got from those threads. I don't know the full story, but I'm pretty sure it's from the Syrian Civil War. I'm not sure of the origin of the sparks in the image, but they appear to be entering the room through the hole in the wall, which I can't see as being a good thing for its occupants.

>>33839384
Its fake. Dont be a fag. They lie about kill counts all the time.

>>33840474
I'm fairly certain the sparks are from the left guy's bullets hitting something

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Mortor was made in China
They won the government bid!

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>>33839501
Been lurking all thread, one of the more interesting and civil threads I can remember. Keep it up.

>>33840465
He was too smart for his own good

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>>33840462

>>33840474
I have been doing similar threads on my birthday here for at least four years. You are right though, there are a lot of anons that do these threads. A lot of the photos past used, I use, I just like a little background with my photos.

>A young Indonesian man with severe wounds is photographed at the Netherlands Indies Civil Affairs (NICA) Hospital in Borneo, the Dutch East Indies. He was the sole survivor of four men on whom Japanese soldiers had used for practicing beheading by sword. Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesia. 26 July 1945.

>>33839569
Wouldn't you also desecrate the corpses of foreign aggressors? If we were invaded I'd string up the enemy corpses like macabre windchimes, maybe crucify some and leave them in town square.

>>33840465

Something propelled by the explosion going really fast takes off his head without touching the rest of his body.

>>33840358
wondered about the lack of clothing myself. Hair looks male on most of em, but the ass to waist proportions on some of them could totally be female. OTOH i don't see any stab wounds, and bodies from those kinds of stampedes often occur in clumps like that IIRC.

More questions than answers it seems.

>>33840421
What's the use of the armor at that point?

>>33840443
9/11
Didn't see that coming

>>33839125
ew fucking christ he got it hard if you can see his insides.

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>>33840492
Honestly why I like doing these threads here, the majority of /k/omrades appreciate what they are seeing to have respect.

>Unaware of incoming enemy round, a South Vietnamese photographer made this picture of a South Vietnamese trooper dug in at Hai Van, South of Hue, 20 Nov 1972.

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FILIPINO 2000. Filipino Christian cult, lead by self-proclaimed "Jesus" Roberto Mardina attacking Filipino police and militia when they tried to arrest him. In the end "Jesus" and 20 of his follower died. One civilian plus 4 Filipino police and militia died under the cultist machete.

>>33840421
I almost enlisted as EOD. Did some thinking though, and backed out at the last second and just went arty instead. Looking at this, I feel like I made the right decision.

Nothing but respect for those guys though. This is the ultimate EOD nightmare.

>>33840533
>if you can hurt your head in a bike accident, why bother wearing a helmet?

>>33840546
Yeah we see the picture too

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>The so called Elephant’s Foot is a solid mass made of melted nuclear fuel mixed with lots and lots of concrete, sand, and core sealing material that the fuel had melted through. It is located in a basement area under the original location of the core. In 1986 the radiation level on the ”Elephant’s Foot” was measured at 10,000 roentgens per hour, and anyone who approached would have received a fatal dose in under a minute. After just 30 seconds of exposure, dizziness and fatigue will find you a week later. Two minutes of exposure and the body cells will soon begin to hemorrhage; four minutes: vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. At 300 seconds you have two days to live.

>>33840465
Could be a lot of things, I'd put my money on a 14.5mm HMG hitting him somewhere around the mouth and tumbling. that's just a guess based on the way he still has an intact tongue from what i can see. could've been something bigger though too, HMG fires just kinda the minimum requirement for that kind of wound.

>>33840331
How about you Google it yourself.

>>33839569
You act like the Cretans owe the Nazis any respect for invading their country. War is Hell, and the Nazis initiated it.

I don't think I would desecrate the bodies of my enemies if something similar happened to my country, but I don't think I would raise a big fuss if someone else was doing it.

>>33840583
The problem is, ultimately, if this happens you're going to lose your hands, you just can't armor those enough to matter. If you can deal with the thought of suddenly losing your hands, and going on in life, then fine, wear the armor.

Personally I'd rather just let the bomb take me to the other side than deal with being mutilated that badly.

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>>33840548

>>33840582
I reenlisted on an EOD MOS change contract, got blown up less than a month later. In my experience, being a Combat Engineer is more suicidal than EOD.

>This January 31, 1940 photo shows a frozen dead Russian soldier, his face, hands and clothing covered with a dusting of snow. 105 days later peace treaty signed

>>33839837
Bummer. That's not the sort of thing you come back from.

>>33840627
>Personally I'd rather just let the bomb take me to the other side than deal with being mutilated that badly.

I'm sure there are plenty of people who don't share your sentiment. Also, I'd imagine that the armor partially serves as a psychological boost for the technician, even if it may not actually be all that effective.

>>33838133
staged, can't remember the sauce, but it was in a book

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>>33840636
>Time Goes Too Slowly. Minutes seem like hours to a Marine who cradles the head of a wounded buddy in his arms and scans the skies as the two await the arrival of an evacuation helicopter on Hill 881 during heavy fighting, May 3. US Marines swarmed back atop Hill 881’s northern summit, May 5, and killed 34 North Vietnamese who tried to rob them of their conquest of the hill, located just below the North-South Vietnam border. May 3, 1967

>>33840636
Hmm, maybe that's true. I have no real idea what US combat engineers do. Build shit under sniper fire, I imagine?

At least we have robots, it would really suck to be EOD for some third world country that's going to send you in to fuck with every single bomb personally.

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>>33840604
>Hisashi Ouchi, Masato Shinohara, and Yutaka Yokokawa were preparing a small batch of fuel, the first in three years, for the Joyo experimental fast breeder reactor.
>Ouchi was the nearest to the precipitation tank,
>When the tank reached criticality, they saw a blue flash, possibly Cherenkov radiation, when the gamma-radiation alarms went off.
>Ouchi received 17 sieverts (sv) of radiation
>Ouchi experienced pain, nausea, and breathing difficulties immediately and lost consciousness in the decontamination chamber after vomiting.
>The amount of radioactive energy that he was exposed to is thought to be equivalent to that at the hypocenter of Hiroshima atomic bombing.
>The immensity of radiation completely destroyed his body, including his DNA and immune system. According to the book A Slow Death: 83 Days of Radiation Sickness, “[N]one of Ouchi’s chromosomes could be identified or arranged in order.”
> After being treated for a week, Ouchi managed to say, “I can’t take it any more… I am not a guinea pig”. However, the doctors kept treating him and taking measures to keep him alive, which only ensured a very slow and very painful death.
>After 83 days of struggle, Ouchi died of multiple organ failure on December 21, 1999.

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>>33835592
You watching or not watching will have no effect on anything even remotely important.

>>33840685
Truly a horrific way to die. I can't imagine how they decided stringing him along like that was the right thing to do.

>>33839107
St. John's explosion

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>>33840685
I've seen some shit, but goddamn.

>>33839724

How comfy are army issue boots?

Seems like if you were working in a trauma center far from the action you'd wear comfier shoes

Or is it a regulation thing

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>>33840685
>>Ouchi received 17 sieverts (sv) of radiation
>“[N]one of Ouchi’s chromosomes could be identified or arranged in order.”

Holy fucking shit

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>>33840734
>>33840717
>>33840685

>>33838745
Is Kennedy just an unlucky name or something?

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>>33840668
>On the east side of the Chosin Reservoir, CCF 80th Division troops killed about 300 helpless men from the US 31st Regimental Combat Team. Almost all the men were wounded, who had been packed like sardines into trucks or trailers. Abandoned by 3-31, the rear guard during the RCT's precipitous dash for safety with the Marines at Hagaru-ri, the wounded were trapped at a fire block. They were mostly killed by thermite grenades, thrown into the halted vehicles. A hideous death.

>Hundreds of other 31RCT wounded, left behind because of limited space in the trucks, presumably met a similar fate.

>>33840682
Part of what they do, in my personal experience. EOD comes when you have a possible IED/VBIED/UXO.

CEs are the most active component in trying to prevent them. I have escorted CEs while driving 5mph down routes I wouldn't want to drive less than 50mph through.

After I was wounded, got sent to a WTU. Ran into one CE who was there after 21 blasts in one tour, with three purple hearts.

In my opinion, being a CE is nearly equivalent to being a volunteer crash-car dummy.

Speaking of which...

>USAF Col. John Stapp He was subjected to a peak G force of 46.2 Gs decelerating from 421 mph to 0.

>>33836113
>Robert Ben Rhoades

Fucky. I just heard of this guy like a month or two ago.

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>>33840764
Damnit, got drunken side-tracked in one post.

Hill 303 incident as listed above belongs to this photo.

I'm going to go drink some water.

>>33840685
You would think by the time he got that bad someone would just say "fuck it" and quietly OD him on painkillers or something

>>33840764
So did he make it out of that without any exploded eyeballs or arteries or anything? That's some extreme Gs.

>>33838893
>One detonated in the 1970s(?) when a cow that was standing on top of it was struck by lightning.
>>33839062
>One was detonated when a cow was struck by lightning in the 50's.

Date aside, what the FUCK

>>33838608
>Marine gets sniped
>His battle buddy rushes out to save him
>gets sniped as well
Thats why you always clear the threat before treating the wounded

>>33840764
Jesus, look at how even his hair is being forced downwards in the last image

I wonder if it was painful, did he ever describe the experience?

>>33839093
>YFW old-school trains ran entirely on timing and skill of their crews to avoid accidents
No lights or signaling. Shit like this was common.

>>33839708
the eternal slav

>>33840825
He never experienced any negative symptoms as far as I know. He even said that he believed humans could endure far more than he went through

>>33840685
found a youtube video with more information on what happened. shit's fucked, man.

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>>33839607
>that angle

>>33840862
so hook us up man

>>33840862
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBK1JsApwp0
would have been a good idea to put the link in there too

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>>33835592
>Real life is real, you just don't have any place in it.

nigga, you think we in a matrix or sum shit?

>>33839859
fighting germany was a mistake

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>>33840800
I hate to by cynical, but it would not be the first time the Japanese have experimented on humans.

>>33840825
>>33840834
Too drunk to spoon-feed, here is a link.
http://www.popsci.com/blog-network/vintage-space/john-paul-stapp-real-life-rocket-sled-man

>A dead civilian lies nearby as a young Vietnamese boy shields his ears from gunfire blasts and runs for cover on a Da Nang street on January 31, 1968

>>33839501
I may be wrong but I remember some anons saying this was a VC training exercise.

>>33840717

Well, we probably have a slightly better understanding of what doesn't work or what does help a little

It's unfortunate for him of course, but his suffering probably wasn't entirely in vain.

>>33838592
I think I saw this on instagam a while back, if I remember correctly he was the one that took the picture/saved a copy directly from the original. He posted dozens of similar pictures and some like "Joe Shmo KIA xx/xx/xxxx" with a picture of the guy, was disheartening to be quite honest

>>33840828
Like I said, unluckiest cow in history. I don't remember what I was doing, but I was hanging out with friends reading wikipedia in high school when I came across that and I was in tears reading about that cow.