Re: Shoulder launched nukes?

At 1:11 PM -0700 9/24/99, Mark Reindl wrote:
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>Hmm, I don't know about shoulder-launched, but I do know that the US
Army
>deployed a tactical weapon in the 50's called the Davey Crockett.  It
was
>small enough to be (2) man-portable, but in order to fire it, the crew
had
>to dig a hole first, which they would jump into before they fired the
weapon
>so as not to get caught in the blast.	I think I actually have a video
clip
>of the thing in action on tape somewhere.

sounds tailor made for power armor troopers, they'd use a 2MP weapon 
a sidearm :-)
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