US now using “The Flying Ginsu” missile for surgical strikes.

[longknife]

Instead of exploding like a Hellfire, it hits with such force that it does a real job at impact. And, if that isn’t enough, it carries six long blades that shred anything in its path. Seems they’ve already used it.

The missile, which can tear through cars and buildings, is also called "The Ninja Bomb."

The US military has used the weapon only a few times, officials told The Journal, revealing that this missile has been used in operations in Libya, Iraq, Syria, Somalia, and Yemen. For example, the RX9 was used in January to kill Jamal al-Badawi, who was accused of masterminding the US Cole bombing in 2000.

More @ The US has a secret knife missile that kills terrorists without harming civilians

 

[beautress]

Riddance to bad people, and protect the good. Yeah, baby!

 

[harmonica]

...seems like getting the bad guy in a car is much more difficult, especially in a built up area
...doesn't seem like it has the killing efficiency of explosives when hitting someone in a building --''tear through buildings''' ??? multiple walls?
...this seems like ''feel good'' crap .....like in Vietnam when they weren't allowed to hit certain military targets

 

[TrueTT]

Riddance to bad people, and protect the good. Yeah, baby!

LOL well with that line of simplistic thinking and the complete inability to understand the nuances of what the OP is trying to convey....I seriously hope that you never venture into elected office, Miss.

 

[harmonica]

Riddance to bad people, and protect the good. Yeah, baby!

LOL well with that line of simplistic thinking and the complete inability to understand the nuances of what the OP is trying to convey....I seriously hope that you never venture into elected office, Miss.

elected officials are not responsible for protecting citizens?
....like these jackasses that beat and rob old people--good riddance to them....I couldn't care less if they are shot dead in the back or their hands are up.....do we want that to happen? no--but if they die the community is better off.....like when MBrown was shot dead--the community was better off