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From: jac@paul.rutgers.edu (J. A. Chandross)
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Subject: Re: WWII russian sub story wanted.
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From: jac@paul.rutgers.edu (J. A. Chandross)

henry@zoo.toronto.edu (Henry Spencer)
>"Friendly fire" is a constant hazard in wartime.  It happens much more
>often than people think.  A recent case in point:  each side in the
>Falklands War scored at least one "own goal" aircraft kill.

There are a number of expressions in the FUBAR family that cover being
shelled by your own side.  The only one I can remember is "JANFU" - Joint 
Army Navy Fuck Up.   There are a number of others.


Jonathan A. Chandross
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