Brett Hinkly

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Sergeant Ramoneda wrapped his baker’s apron around his head for protection from the flames and returned to the burning plane, searching for more survivors. Moments later, the high explosives in the Mark 4 detonated. The blast could be heard thirty miles away. It killed Ramoneda and five firefighters, wounded almost two hundred people, destroyed all of the base’s fire trucks, set nearby buildings on fire, and scattered burning fuel and pieces of molten fuselage across an area of about two square miles.
Command and Control
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