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Re: Flame Warfare
Gil,
We had 5-gal oil cans rigged to blow up and throw burning fuel around
likely landing spots on the various partisan-held islands. These devices
had the tops cut out were filled, IIRC, with gasoline, then a powder was
stirred in to thicken the gas. A loose cover was placed on top and
camouflaged. There was "command-fired detonating/ignition charge under the
can. It has been a long time but is seems to me the power was some kind of
detergent. Anyone know for sure what that stuff was?
Ed Evanhoe, PO Box 916, Antlers, Ok, 74523-0916
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