US Forest Service guide to partially or totally obliterating a horse carcass with explosives
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US Forest Service guide to partially or totally obliterating a horse carcass with explosives
"Fire hazard! Explosve cargo!" Emergency Commission for Explosives. 1924. [24 Soviet posters, 1919-1925]
Early Soviet-era poster designed to alert freight handlers and transportation workers about the risks of munitions going through their networks.
Internet Archive
It's not safe to nest in the gas canisters
Perhaps that is true of cowards. The gasses, propellants, and explosives all recognize the spirit of the conqueror within my bosom and yield themselves to me in my bedchamber completely and utterly.
Whenever I find some cache of deeply concerning books, there's always one weirdly wholesome book that managed to slip through the cracks.
Here are some I found recently. See if you can spot the odd one out:
SURPRISE I HAVE A BOMB ITS GONNA GO KABOOM
Haha I have dynamite get kaboom’d
⸸EMPRESS⸸⁶⁶⁶
Ms. Codex 109 is a late 16th century Germany manuscript of the treatise "Feuer Buech," on munitions and explosive devices. It includes many illustrations of the various devices and their uses, and also features illustrations of men in colorful apparel. And the infamous Rocket Cat!
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