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I always thought the same thing! I mean where did these guys get their training? Even your everyday reasonably educated civilian would know that's just about asking for it!😆😆😆

Im pretty sure he knows the area. And he might of known that was there.

@@redsectorprotectorate You talking about Rambo? He runs into the bomb earlier in the movie, he totally knows it's there. Anyways OP you're responding to was talking about the dog tracker grabbing the cloth while obviously wrapped in wire, the fact the tallboy bomb is right beside it makes that such a suspicious thing to be grabbing all nilly willy. If they disregarded and all moved on, and was treated like a fake out to the audience, and as we're about to go flaccid one of them trips off the wire and sets the tallboy bomb off, killing all of them at the last moment.

Grand Slam: "Hold my tea, chap."

The Bomb Is Like A Nuke

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@@tavariskaiser6742 Castle Bravo: hold my monster (I read history Godzilla has been awakened by castle bravo testing)

War crime, innocents fishes and sea lives go mad.

At the same time, he safely detonated a dangerous weapon so no innocent people will get killed!😊Rambo is such a people-person!

@@nicholasgibson8483 It reminds me of another movie he starrd The Specialist. A bomb expert who used his skill to take out crooks.

I actually think that "Grand slam" is more destructive bomb

My farts defy all human conventions: First shock and awe, utter devastation. Then gas, the silent killer, to deal with fools still miserably clinging to life.

Nah

@Dystopic aura is it comparable to the _”daisy cutter”_ or BLU-82 in terms of explosive power?🤔

​@@willia3rno. To massive ordnance penetrator. Read about all on Wikipedia.

What

Umm.. tall boy bombs weighed 12 tons and were used to sink the Tirpitz in the Second world war.. you couldn't have found one in your town

@@guidelinesR4pooCz i can confirm it has been found under our canal. it did not detonate during the ww2

@@k4rp4t24 where do you live?

@@guidelinesR4pooCz not really,tallboy was made to destroy mega structures,german factories and e.t.c.It could penetrate deep through 5m concrete.That's why it was made,also you are right,it sinked Tirpitsm

That type of bomb was used by the United States during the vietnam war for creating landing zones in the jungle

@@nickjohnson9919Actually it was different type of bomb that bomb showed in the film was made by the British to use on Japanese Forces The one bomb your talking about is I forget what it’s called but it was either called the daisy cutter or something else

@@LambFlameman what kind was it?

@@nickjohnson9919 What do you mean the bomb that exploded and killed many soldiers or the one I’m talking about

@@LambFlameman the one in the film. I thought it was an unexploded daisy cutter bomb, dropped by the United States during Vietnam to clear large areas of trees for landing zones

Who cares

@Shyne Tainyun 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Shyne Tainyun man you are butthurt

Well, atleast it's good that the soldiers died

The soldiers would eat em anyway.

Royal Air Force.

British mostly used the tallboy bombs also known as earthquake bombs on the germans. The British used the tallboy bombs on the tirpitz sister ship to Bismarck, u boat bunkers and bomb Germany. I have to say besides the nuclear bombs dropped on Japan the British also made a impressive bomb during WW2.

Liar u mean the usa

@@Amoore-vv9wx LMFAOOO “Mexican” 😂😂 chill out son

@@Amoore-vv9wx whatever peckerwood 😂

Well technically it was one of the most powerful bombs used in ww2

@@crowofjudgement8810 yes they were powerful but they also used to go into the ground by up tp 20 ft then go boom hence the earthquake part XD fun part of the movie still

for a 2500 kg of TNT that is even a little cgi boom in my opinion

@@deanladue5367 but why their at Burma

at that distance the claymore alone would have decimated that platoon, the steel bbs are lethal at 200 meters.

​@Carlo Magno it was facing upward, it's a directional mine it would have only wounded or killed those immediately near it if the bomb next to it failed to detonate

@@olechristianhenne6583 As they battled Japanese army there at the time of WW2.

@@carlomagno7092 Rambo's quick thinking as a ex-special force man, he used his mine to ignite the bigger brother sitting among trees.

what gave it away?... the "boom boom" or the "mushroom cloud"?

@@boyscouts83712 Him being an idiot for touching anything suspicious by a bomb like that.

@@twmax6525 touche

Who cares

@Shyne Tainyun 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is the only movie scene where I don't care about the dogs death. I'm happy for the soldiers dead xd

No more puppy dogs ☺

Those dogs kills Burmese children and likely eaten their meat.

1, The fall could have been broken by trees catching the bomb and therefore lessening the impact. 2, the Tallboy was nicknamed “The Earthquake Bomb” for a reason

@@aceorcusham2870 1 it would be dropped from around 18,000 feet travailing at 750 mph by the time it got to ground level! trees are not stopping shit XD the very most that could of happened is a glancing blow which would not effect it digging itself into the ground 2 it was nicknamed the earthquake bomb because it buried itself into the ground going 750 mph then detonating bud i know all about the tall boys and grand slams oh and 3 it went through the roofs of sub pens name me a tree harder and thicker then a German WW2 sub pen :) come on man its pure fluff but i still love it

@@Cheese_Boi1986 TL;DR

@@aceorcusham2870 dont bother interacting with a comment then

Uh... Testing it out against the Japanese invasion force...?

@@okamijubei Did the British even have Lancaster bombers in the Pacific?

WW2... that's all i'm gonna say

@@boyscouts83712 A fair point but (To my knowledge) the Lancaster and by extension the Tallboy wasn’t in the pacific

Daisy cutters didn't have tail fins.

@@Drosera420 that's right they had parachutes that slowed their descent. but this was a 12,000 lb tallboy bomb

@@derekwall200 thing is the whole point of the tallboy and grandslam was they penetrated deep in to the ground so it wouldn't be just sat there like that on the surface

@@vicecapo8767 that's right, when those were dropped from the lancaster bombers over Nazi targets they actually went supersonic on the way down. and the hardened nose cone aided in deeper penetration

The M121 bomb was a very large air dropped bomb used by the U.S. military during the Vietnam War. Originally developed from the British World War II-era as Tallboy bomb.

I don't get it

@@SRC-lo2nc I think it’s them taking a shot

Ahahaha, nailed that!

Until Fatboy came along

BUNKER BUSTER

Correction, Bastard Buster

Yes. Ironically, none of the Tall Boy bombs actually physically hit the Tirpitz, but they were close enough that the shock wave buckled the hull of the battleship. Pretty incredible.

Chasing Mercenaries

Tallboy! The name of the bomb is even in the name of the video

Claymore

A Tallboy Bomb

Nobody got the reference?! Damn I’m old. They were owned by a blind man in Queens. He had an apartment with a window that faced a brick wall. Damn shame what they did to those dogs 😉

@@richworld1979 My man!!!!! Hahahahaha.... Awesome man!!!! :) :) :) :) Finally some one got it! :) "And another thing, don't use the elevator. It's a death trap".... Hehehehe....

England - Tallboy

a 12,000 lb tallboy bomb. 6 tons of bang

Talboy

@@ilikegirls9946 the grand slam is the 24,000 lb version of the 12,000 lb tallboy

It's the small one from ww2,England had a bigger one,double the size. Tallboy was big enough to capsize a german battleship