Stackable hand grenades! What could go wrong?
September 28, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe Marine Corps is looking to add stackable modular grenades to their arsenal. You can attach these concussion grenades together in a string.
You know the first thing a Marine private is gonna do with these grenades is make a nuke powered javelin and yeet that thing. How many of these grenades do you have to stack together before you can genuinely say you’re going to nuke the enemy?
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The Mark 21 Mod 0 grenade system was created by the Norwegian Defense contractor named nammo who I can only assume is the military sub division of lego. I’m going to have to give this grenade a rating of 4.5 overly excited hooahs out of 5.
So right now the US Marines and the US Military at large do not have an offensive hand grenade at all in their inventory and they haven’t had one for the past 60 years. The new stackable Mark 21 hand grenade is designed specifically for use in bunkers and trenches. It’s meant to be used while advancing on a target. This type of grenade is perfect for the Marine Corps who have something of a reputation for being hard chargers. Their fighting doctrine and style lends itself to this kind of offensive hand grenade.
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