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<blockquote data-quote="Bushmaster" data-source="post: 92133" data-attributes="member: 86">He decidido ahorrarte el trabajo, mi amigo.&quot;The picture is of a U.S. Army Stryker that was hit by a 500 pound roadside bomb in northern Iraq on October 8th. The Stryker was hit on the right side while travelling down the road at about 60 kilometers an hour. The bomb was in a car parked by the side of the road, and went off as the Stryker drove by. The Stryker flipped over one and a half times and skidded about 30 feet. This bomb was so powerful that it knocked out lights in the rooms of soldiers at a base 2400 meters away. There were four soldiers in the Stryker, and none were hurt (aside from a ringing in the ears...). When the Stryker was flipped back upright, it was still able to move under its own power.&quot;<img src="http://www.tedkarol.com/blog/images_etc/striker.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />SALUDOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bushmaster, post: 92133, member: 86"] He decidido ahorrarte el trabajo, mi amigo. "The picture is of a U.S. Army Stryker that was hit by a 500 pound roadside bomb in northern Iraq on October 8th. The Stryker was hit on the right side while travelling down the road at about 60 kilometers an hour. The bomb was in a car parked by the side of the road, and went off as the Stryker drove by. The Stryker flipped over one and a half times and skidded about 30 feet. This bomb was so powerful that it knocked out lights in the rooms of soldiers at a base 2400 meters away. There were four soldiers in the Stryker, and none were hurt (aside from a ringing in the ears...). When the Stryker was flipped back upright, it was still able to move under its own power." [IMG]http://www.tedkarol.com/blog/images_etc/striker.jpg[/IMG] SALUDOS [/QUOTE]

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