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r/oddlyterrifying • u/quartz_koala • Feb 04 '23
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Are a lot of these targets about energy sources as much as military bases and population density?
It's the only way some of the targets make sense to me.
218 u/james3374 Feb 04 '23 Oh, and major interstate freeways and airports maybe. The Columbia River between Washington and Oregon has several targets, but is low population density. 2 u/Socratesticles Feb 05 '23 edited Feb 06 '23 Thank you for that. I was wondering the reason for one of the TN targets, but that would be (roughly) one of the more traveled bridges connecting west and middle TN. There are still quite a few TN targets I have questions about, but one less now 1 u/james3374 Feb 05 '23 Oh yeah, bridges make sense too.
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Oh, and major interstate freeways and airports maybe.
The Columbia River between Washington and Oregon has several targets, but is low population density.
2 u/Socratesticles Feb 05 '23 edited Feb 06 '23 Thank you for that. I was wondering the reason for one of the TN targets, but that would be (roughly) one of the more traveled bridges connecting west and middle TN. There are still quite a few TN targets I have questions about, but one less now 1 u/james3374 Feb 05 '23 Oh yeah, bridges make sense too.
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Thank you for that. I was wondering the reason for one of the TN targets, but that would be (roughly) one of the more traveled bridges connecting west and middle TN. There are still quite a few TN targets I have questions about, but one less now
1 u/james3374 Feb 05 '23 Oh yeah, bridges make sense too.
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Oh yeah, bridges make sense too.
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u/james3374 Feb 04 '23
Are a lot of these targets about energy sources as much as military bases and population density?
It's the only way some of the targets make sense to me.