90 mm mortar shell hits car, punches through car body near the gas filler spout but fails to detonate, supposedly because the car body is too thin to trigger the impact fuse and the rubber tyre cushioned the impact further. In other words, it's a dud.Originally Posted by _Cathy_
Can someone pls explain the picture to me
Plausible, especially if the shell was made in Pakistan. Remember the Philippine Army is having the same problems with 105 mm howitzer shells and 90 mm mortar shells bought from Pakistan failing to detonate. Tinatawanan lang ng asg pag kinakanyon sila kasi di naman pumuputok. Pakistani made shells are designed to explode on impact on solid rock (good morning India!) Philippine soil conditions cushion the shells on impact so they don't explode. Mura nga supot naman.
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