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"Bomb Truck"
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"Bomb Truck"
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when you try to quit smoking.
An AIM-9L Sidewinder air-to-air missile fired from a U.S. Navy Bell HH-1K Huey just before it hits a ground target (M41 tank) at the U.S. Navy Naval Weapons Center (NWC) China Lake, California, 12 October 1971.
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Pakistan Air Force Mirage firing an AIM-9 Sidewinder at Somani Range
Senior Airman Sarah Esparza, 51st Maintenance Squadron, 51st Fighter Wing, inspects AIM-9 Sidewinder training missiles
1996
There is an odd about of detail in this paragraph. I don’t recall them ever actually stating in the show what kind of plane Max flew in the Air Force or what kind of weapons it was equipped with. Am I actually lead to believe that the show actually depicted cartoon planes and weapons that were accurate enough to be identified? That’s rare for a children’s cartoon.