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What does a nuclear explosion feel like - Aussies will tell you

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First published at 03:27 UTC on October 18th, 2023.

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What does a nuclear explosion feel like?

Now ‘useless’ Australian soldiers returning home from WW2 got to find out how they was now ‘excess to requirements for the ‘Mother’ country and it would probably be better if they didn’t return at all.

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What does a nuclear explosion feel like?

After Word War II the British government decided to randomly explode a nuclear bomb right next to 20,000 soldiers just to see what would happen.

What a sick and vile experiment.

Notice these are all Australians

All through this time period and WW2 Aussies were considered expendable by UK Military and Churchill – probably because they was easier to ‘hide’ in those days of limited news coverage.

Also – the war was over so these troops was now ‘expendable’ as they was no longer needed and would probably incur financial expense to the ‘mother’ country as they was demobilised.

In effect, they was a liability and now disposable.

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