Posted by wisbaker on July 19, 2012 at 20:01:29 from (207.118.150.189):
In Reply to: Wile E.Coyote moment posted by rrlund on July 18, 2012 at 17:22:34:
The procedure for disposal of un-serviceable, damaged or condemned munitions in the Air Force used to be to dig a pit of the appropriate size no more than 2 feet deep, line the pit with plastic, stack the munitions (bombs, bullets, cartridges and such) on the plastic then pump a couple of hundred gallons of jet fuel on it and use a "approved" remote ignition device like time fuze and a pull ignitor, IIRC I used det-cord once but got to many "kick-outs". With the JP-4 (yes I'm old) we didn't get that big of a whoof, with the remote device we were far enough away we didn't care. We'd go back the next day and check that everything got burnt and sign some paperwork so it could be sold as scrap iron.
About the "parking" in the field, our neighbor had two 40s that were long to the road and the far hay field was aways from from the house with a drive onto the road. He had a lot of problems with folks borrowing the field for un-approved romantic activities. One night after chores I was with him and he got the inkling "things" were happening in his field. We hop into his truck and he sneaks out into the field with the headlights off. He got about 15-20 feet behind the car (they must of had their radio on) and turns on the lights and lays on the horn. I told him he wasn't very nice, he replies if he wanted to be a real jerk we would of pulled and locked the gate when we came in. Folks can't drive very well when they're trying to get dressed and drive at the same time.
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