Giant ammo plant in TN blew up!
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Strongly doubt if anyone suffered in that building. Probably never knew a thing. A tragedy , but hopefully some small consolation to the families. Lot of empty caskets.
At least 19 unaccounted for following explosion at Tennessee explosives manufacturer
At least 19 people are unaccounted for following an explosion at a Tennessee explosives manufacturer on Friday.www.newschannel5.com
Uhhh….Ok…..are you implying that the Israelis are somehow complicit in this, or have I just completely misunderstood what you mean?Israeli.
Not according to a lot of folks , that’s quite true. Of course, that’s been the case since before Christ’s time.
Got it. Any evidence that that’s the case?The key to your answer is in the emotie.
The Jews are so 72 hours ago...
We all know it as the Paks and Afghans. They teamed up to attack Tennessee while staging a distraction on their border.
Do you guys even tinfoil?
Sirhr
We all know it as the Paks and Afghans. They teamed up to attack Tennessee while staging a distraction on their border.
Do you guys even tinfoil?
Sirhr
LOL! That’s it! That’s the ticket! Certainly makes as much sense.
I read somewhere in the news, that the USA no longer produces it's own TNT, and that we buy most of it. US is starting to build prod plants
The U.S. Army is reviving its domestic TNT production for the first time in nearly 40 years, with a $435 million contract awarded to Repkon USA for a new facility in Graham, Kentucky. This facility will produce 100,000 rounds of TNT per month by fiscal year 2026, which is essential for producing ammunition, bombs, and artillery shells, particularly in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The decision to restart TNT production comes after a long hiatus due to environmental concerns, and the new facility aims to strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base and reduce reliance on foreign sources for critical materials
America’s Last TNT Plant Explodes—Pentagon Supply Chain Frozen For 3 Years
The U.S. Army is reviving its domestic TNT production for the first time in nearly 40 years, with a $435 million contract awarded to Repkon USA for a new facility in Graham, Kentucky. This facility will produce 100,000 rounds of TNT per month by fiscal year 2026, which is essential for producing ammunition, bombs, and artillery shells, particularly in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The decision to restart TNT production comes after a long hiatus due to environmental concerns, and the new facility aims to strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base and reduce reliance on foreign sources for critical materials
I think AI search (google) is full of crap. Everything I read said the plant produced 'shells'. and 100,000 pounds of TNT doesn't really seem like a lot, if you think that a 155 holds 14.6 pounds (per google). As well as that the US stopped producing TNT domestically back in late 80's early 90's (per google).
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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Russia as a potential cause. Our renewed support for Ukraine could certainly have triggered a targeted attack like that.
Lost several friends. I thought a tree fell on my house when it went off. 16 dead. I’m 9-10 miles away. Been a tough time for local folks.
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