Friendly fire video. A10/British unit.

[nelson1985]

Originally Posted by ASWnut101

heh, really?


Anyway back on topic:

It was a VERY unfortunate incident, but fractocide is (sadly) a part of war. In fact, I can't remember any war where there was none.

if you know some name a few

[ASWnut101]

What, wars where their WAS fractocide, or where there was not?

[nelson1985]

Originally Posted by ASWnut101

What, wars where their WAS fractocide, or where there was not?

both if you want

[ASWnut101]

Wars that had cases of Fracticide:

(only a few here)

Iraqi Freedom
Afghanistan
Gulf War/Desert Storm
World War II
Korea
Veitnam
Grenada


Wars Without Fractocide:

I can't think of any.

[nelson1985]

Originally Posted by ASWnut101

Wars that had cases of Fracticide:

(only a few here)

Iraqi Freedom
Afghanistan
Gulf War/Desert Storm
World War II
Korea
Veitnam
Grenada


Wars Without Fractocide:

I can't think of any.

even i cant think of none un less we go back 1000 years lol

[baggygreen]

Even then i think its unlikely nelson.

Does anybody know what actually happened to the two pilots in the aftermath?

[flintlock]

Does anybody know what actually happened to the two pilots in the aftermath?

"The Pentagon said no disciplinary action had been taken towards the two American pilots involved in the incident.
It said an official US investigation in 2003 concluded the pilots' actions were not reckless and that they reasonably believed they were engaging an enemy target."

Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6334769.stm