Dulaba took the magazine in surprise. For some reason, his hands trembled a little because he saw the cover of the magazine, the familiar logo of the Northern Industrial Company. He knew that this magazine was the most in the tank field of the Eastern Powers.
Professional Tank Armored Vehicle Magazine, and this magazine is led by a machine factory. It is quite professional and is loved by readers at home and abroad. In addition to military fans, many military factories have also ordered its English.
version.
In the past, when Ermao's economic situation was still OK, the Molozov Design Bureau also ordered this kind of magazine, so Duraba was familiar with the logo, but now, after receiving this magazine, for some reason, he had a
A strange feeling, this magazine seemed to have an invisible trap.
He opened the first page with his trembling hands. The first thing that caught his eye was a photo of an American soldier. There were two pictures in total, one was a scene of standing majestic on the M1 tank, and the other one,
It was an old-looking man with white hair and empty eyes.
Title:**War Syndrome.
Several years have passed since this war, and now its impact has gradually emerged. We have visited many veterans who have participated in the war. They have suffered from many illnesses, muscle pain, long-term fatigue, insomnia, and memory loss.
Dizziness, depression, physical weakness, sexual dysfunction, etc. Our reporters investigated a thousand veterans, of which 676 veterans had these symptoms, and their health had already suffered a lot.
Influence.
The American soldier in the picture is called Bill Evans, and his symptoms are the most severe because he suffered from leukemia. In our investigation of him, we found that Bill, as a tank gunner, had fired.
More than 30 shells, and the tank he was riding in was attacked by friendly forces, and he was hit by three armor-piercing bombs in total. Although he did not penetrate the main armor of the M1 tank, a hole had been smashed and you could see the inside.
Depleted uranium armored.
Bill said that since he was hit by a friendly force, he had already felt something was wrong with his breathing. He would often cough and could no longer operate the tank in the army. He could only choose to retire. After retirement, his condition became worse and worse.
Until leukemia is detected.
We investigated the three tank crew members of Bill and found that they had found various diseases. So, we can now make a bold guess whether the experience of these veterans is related to the use of depleted uranium bombs on the battlefield?
Next, there is a large-scale explanation of depleted uranium bombs, especially the combustion that occurs during the armor piercing process. As radioactive dust is sucked into the lungs, and because it is a heavy metal, it cannot be eliminated from the body. Later, a special one was added.
After a brief explanation from a nuclear medicine expert, he came to a conclusion: depleted uranium bombs are harmful, even to their own tank hands, and will seriously threaten the lives and safety of the tank hands.
If it only affects the surrounding environment, then it's fine. However, if the depleted uranium bomb also affects the people of your own country, then you have to think twice.
Duraba only felt a burst of cold sweat coming out from his back.
This article is reasonable and well-founded, especially when it comes to a large number of retired soldiers as evidence, which is very convincing.
After looking through this article, I read the next article. It was an interview with Iran. In areas where large-scale tank battles and areas where multiple countries attacked, in the past few years, Iran's newborn babies were
Among them, how many percentage points have the deformity increased, etc., and then another analysis is made, how depleted uranium bombs affect the surrounding water sources, how radioactive dust gathers through the food chain and eventually flows into the human body. Newborns are the most unbearable, so newborns
How much more likely will the disease be, etc.
Depleted uranium bombs harm others and themselves. They not only destroy the enemy's army on the battlefield, but also pose a health threat to their soldiers. The issues explained in these articles are already very clear.
Next, there is an analysis article. In this case, should we use depleted uranium bombs?
There are opinions from the pros and cons, and the prosecution is that in any case, people will die in war. Even if you get any disease after the war, it is better than dying on the battlefield. If you are on the battlefield, you can't defeat the enemy.
The tank, if its own tank is penetrated, it will die on the spot. In this case, consider the sequelae of depleted uranium bombs, which is as harmful to health as smoking, but smokers still smoke, nothing is scary.
The opposition is also very pragmatic. If the country dies now, the country will give a pension. If, after the war, a large number of soldiers in its troops will suffer from sequelae, then the country will have to pay high funds.
Carrying out medical treatment is like using landmines on the battlefield to not kill the enemy, but to injure the enemy, which will drag down the enemy's medical system. If a large amount of depleted uranium bombs are used, it will seriously drag down the country's economy, so
This is drinking poison to quench thirst and it must not be used.
Both sides have certain correctness in their opinions. At the end of the article, the conclusion was: If there are other armor-piercing bombs that can achieve the required power, then do not use depleted uranium bombs. If there is no way, the country will die.
No matter what threat he has to be from depleted uranium bombs!
Ordinary armor-piercing bombs with sufficient power will not be used. Only if there is no way, they will be used!
Does Pakistan have a solution? Of course, with the performance of the tungsten alloy armor-piercing bomb of the Eastern power far exceeding Ermao's two-part bomb. Even if Ermao's depleted uranium bomb has increased by 10%, it means that it is with Dongfang
The armor-piercing bombs of major powers are equally matched. At this time, what reason does Pakistan have to risk choosing depleted uranium bombs?
There is no saying in this magazine that Ermao's depleted uranium bomb is like this. However, when the people of Ba people read this magazine, they already made a choice in their minds, and they would definitely not choose the depleted uranium bomb! They don't have that need to go
adventure!
Duraba only felt that he was completely disappointed. The one-machine factory was too powerful. He guessed everything and blocked their roads in advance. It was absolutely impossible for them to sell depleted uranium bombs. In other words, they will be in the future.
The T-80UD tank can only use armor-piercing bombs provided by the Oriental Power's first aircraft factory. Where can they still have the face to sell weapons in the future! After selling weapons, customers will purchase shells from the Oriental Power? What's this called?
It's a shame.
Moreover, in this way, Duraba's purpose of coming here cannot be achieved!