#6 That was actually very common problem with the Vietnam War. The American soldiers who didn't want to be there, would waste entire cashes of bullets shooting into the woods around their targets, hoping to scare them off. This is why so much land was constantly being claimed and reclaimed.
"During WWII, pilots frequently blacked out during turns as strong G-forces caused blood pooling in their legs. Douglas Bader, a British Ace, did not have this problem because his legs had been amputated after an accident."
#6 That was actually very common problem with the Vietnam War. The American soldiers who didn't want to be there, would waste entire cashes of bullets shooting into the woods around their targets, hoping to scare them off. This is why so much land was constantly being claimed and reclaimed.
99% of what the British Museum HAS isn't owned!