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Old June 16th 04, 12:14 PM
Scott M. Kozel
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(Stuf4) wrote:

From Scott Kozel:
(Stuf4) wrote:

I snipped the rest of your post because my comments above were
sufficient to refute your argument.

The space shuttle is not a "military aircraft" and it is not an
"aircraft" at all during the cruise portion of its mission, so your cite
the Hague Rules of Air Warfare is irrelevant.


There are many who would say that these Rules of Air Warfare are
irrelevant no matter what. Even for regular aircraft. Notice that
Tokyo firebombing, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, etc came *well after* these
rules were drafted.


Strawman alert. It's also amusing that you don't mention that the
Japanese were the ones who first conducted the firebombing of cities.