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This brings back memory's. When I was growing up I could see three of these monstrous drag lines working day and night off in the distance at the Navajo mine in New Mexico, I was living across the border in Colorado to give you an idea of their size. They each had two feet and moved in that same way, dragging a huge ring across the ground. They each had a boom towering in the air that was more than a football field in length.

I think that's all shut down now.

 
Looks like Belarussiab helo crossed over Polish border into Polish airspace.
 

1x200 and 5x300 in that context means 1 dead, and 5 wounded.

Here are the Russian cargo codes:

Cargo 100: ammunition
Cargo 200: dead
Cargo 300: wounded
Cargo 400: concussion (possibly suspected of refusing to fight, needs guards)
Cargo 500: soldiers who refused to fight (needs guards)
Cargo 600: POW's (needs guards)
Cargo 700: cash or any other valuables (needs guards)
Cargo 800: atomic weapons (needs guards)
 
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