Death ray used in Iraq!

Death Ray

Not sure it's true, never the less interesting read.

I have read that allready, and it is possible that US and some others indeed have weapons like those.. or.. FAE.. it can make damage like that..

Uninen, what the heck is that series of pics dePICting? lol

What kind of bomb is that?

The whole "Death ray" thing clearly demonstrates that (if true) military technology is decades ahead of the civilian sector. I wonder if this technology could be used to save lives?

FAE=Fuel Air Explosive.

I have seen the same evidence stated in the article when gangbangers torch a stolen car on the side of the road. You take the iron wreckage off and a pile of molten aluminum and steel tread remains. NO DEATHRAY NEEDED

I did find (and copied on CD, need to find that damn disc) an article from GW1 that an Australian media team came across a dead Iraqi patrol in the desert. They were all dead, but no bullet holes. Each body was badly burned (charred), but all uniforms and other material associated with them were completely intact.

Now, how do you char a body inside a uniform without setting the uniform on fire?

Evidence suggests a live fire test of a Directed Energy Weapon, likely microwave in nature.

Nasty dragon. Poor soldiers were burned alive.
Find the disk!!!

Reminds me of the story about marines using lasers in Panama - cars were found cut in half. The press asked the WH press sec. who responded, and seriously, by saying something like 'we know of no cars being cut in half' - haven't a clue where I heard/read that though.

Back to the topic: This isn't some sort of thermobaric type of weapon is it?

i can only think of it being some kind of radiation, but even then, cant radiation break down clothing? if it is powerful enough i melt and torch organic things how is it smart enough to not touch the clothing on an individual.
the weapon must be ridiculous. unless, of course, the soldiers were clothed after the "death ray" was used