I think you're underestimating things. There's also the collateral and
structure hits. Without doing the math - hey I just got in from Max
you expect miracles, I'd figure the totals would be considerably more
than just the estimates with the explosives alone.

larry

On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 22:48:54 -0000, Paul Vernon
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > you've never worked with explosives. 380 tons is a hell of a large amount
> > and more than enough to make a lot of our people hurt or killed from
> IED's.
> > I am sure that those soldiers killed or mutilated will love to know that
> > what happened was just digital debris.
> 
> So I did the math....
> 
> I used comparative data found using Google regarding warheads and bombs with
> payloads from a few tons to just over 20 Mega tons and their destructive
> power...
> 
> If the population count of a city was around 35,000 per sq mile my
> rudimentary maths says that 380 tons of TNT would kill circa 2-3000
> people...
> 
> That works out just under the lives lost on 9/11... Hardly decimal
> dust/digital debris is it???
> 
> Paul
> 
> 

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