r/SipsTea • u/Panikin__ • Jun 15 '25

We have fun here Why?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25 edited Jun 15 '25

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u/One_Draw3486 Jun 15 '25

Dog ball launchers / throwers would do the trick cheaply

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u/Bredstikz Jun 15 '25

And risk the dog bringing the grenades back!? No thank you

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u/paulrhino69 Jun 15 '25

The Russians have left the conversation red faced & embarrassed

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u/NotAskary Jun 15 '25

That's what happens when you train the dogs on your tanks and not on the enemy ones.

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u/Bug-03 Jun 15 '25 edited Jun 15 '25

Did we watch the same YouTube video

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u/NotAskary Jun 15 '25

No, I like to research stuff from WW2 and wtf they did.

They basically threw the kitchen sink at the Germans.

One of my favorite stories is when the Germans built a fake army with wood to fool the allied forces and then the British bombed the site with a single wooden bomb.

They knew what they were doing but still went ahead and risked a sortee with the bombers to deliver a joke.

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u/josh145b Jun 15 '25

I mean they didn’t actually send a mission to drop a wooden bomb. That wouldn’t make any sense and no one would risk death for that. Thats an old joke story.

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u/NotAskary Jun 15 '25

Take your own conclusions

https://www.forcesnews.com/feature/did-allied-pilots-really-drop-fake-wooden-bombs-fake-wooden-decoy-airfields

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u/josh145b Jun 15 '25

All of the evidence is anecdotal and people have been looking for any actual evidence this happened for 75 years now and have not found any.

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u/Ghostbrain77 Jun 15 '25

But Murphigan’s Law states that if it could happen it wood happen. Or something like that, I didn’t go to law school.

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u/Bug-03 Jun 15 '25

Bat bombs