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fuel-air explosive |
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fuel-air explosiveWarhead containing a highly flammable petroleum and oxygen mixture; when released over a target, this mixes with the oxygen in the atmosphere and produces a vapour which, when ignited, causes a blast approximately five times more powerful than conventional high explosives. Fuel-air explosives were used by the US Air Force in the 1991 Gulf War against Iraqi defensive positions. |
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FAE USA, has officially broken ground in Oakwood, Georgia, for a new facility in which to relocate its head quarters, production and distribution operations in the U. Joseph La Gambina, executive vice president of the FAE placed part of the blame for declines in the board's funding on economic conditions and corporate mergers and restructurings. Some scientists, however, consider FAE such a catchall diagnosis that it obscures some important genetic diseases. |
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