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So they did not fly a rocket out of a volcanic crater in Japan and capture it in space. Instead they just borrowed a truck for a few hours. Loses a bit the drama I'd say.
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They sent in a clean up team after.😜
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Better manners in them days😊
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True. Didn't the US do the same? It's been awhile but seem to remember reading that when some of the older US ICBMs were replaced they were used to launch satellites. Which makes good sense. Why waste a perfectly good rocket.
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@tehbonehead my thoughts as well. Many of the Bond stories are based on true events. Goldfinger was based on a plan by Imperial Germany to blow up the Bank of England before WW1 this destroying the gold inside.
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@Charles Yuditsky who would say anything. America wouldn't want to admit they had it and Russia wouldn't want to admit they lost it. Did anyone see a small ad in the lost and found. Lost. One Salut spacecraft. Answers to the name ZB113. If found please return to the Kremlin.😄
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@Charles Yuditsky Yes. I saw something about that. They wanted the cosmonauts to do a test firing of the cannons but fearing the damage it may cause to the spacecraft the cosmonauts refused. So they ran a remote test once the cosmonauts had left. The spacecraft survived but you can imagine the effect it had. Set up quite a shock wave in the ship. Anyway, the seem to have desided not to try it again.
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@silkyz68 I had wonderec
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David Parry I think all sides have done that.
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@dks13827 I seem to remember that Smersh actually existed which is why Ian Fleming used the name.
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@duradim1 Nesting, probably
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@EricIrl I have seen that as well. And as we are talking things that fly I have also seen Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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@Charles Yuditsky You can see why the crew did not want to be onboard when they tried that.
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