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Title: vox.dat_01720_0000 - Spent nuclear fuel can also be used to make depleted uranium bullets or shells. They are armor-piercing anti-tank rounds. With a very high density and armor-piercing capability, DU explodes after penetrating the target's armor. DU ammunition demonstrates a 10% increase in efficiency over munitions made of heavy metal alloy, such as tungsten. Unfortunately, when a DU round explodes, it spreads a fine dust which, when absorbed into a body, terrible health problems, such as...
Full Transcript: Spent nuclear fuel can also be used to make depleted uranium bullets or shells. They are armor-piercing anti-tank rounds. With a very high density and armor-piercing capability, DU explodes after penetrating the target's armor. DU ammunition demonstrates a 10% increase in efficiency over munitions made of heavy metal alloy, such as tungsten. Unfortunately, when a DU round explodes, it spreads a fine dust which, when absorbed into a body, terrible health problems, such as renal disease. During the Gulf War, Americans, as well as Iraqi soldiers, were exposed to DU dust and suffered from radiation poisoning and other illnesses. The American government and public organizations undertook medical studies, but no clear casual link was established between exposure to DU and the occurrence of cancer or genetic damage. Some people think that this type of radioactive contamination is what is behind the Gulf War syndrome, will not admit it.
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vox.dat_01720_0000 - Spent nuclear fuel can also be used to make depleted uranium bullets or shells. They are armor-piercing anti-tank rounds. With a very high density and armor-piercing capability, DU explodes after penetrating the target's armor. DU ammunition demonstrates a 10% increase in efficiency over munitions made of heavy metal alloy, such as tungsten. Unfortunately, when a DU round explodes, it spreads a fine dust which, when absorbed into a body, terrible health problems, such as...

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Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes (GameCube): Nastasha Optional Codecs Voice

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Description: In the world of video games, the optional codecs featuring Nastasha in Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes provide players with deeper insights into the narrative and character development. Released in 2004, this enhanced remake of the original Metal Gear Solid not only updated graphics and gameplay but also enriched the storytelling experience through its codec conversations. Nastasha, a former weapons specialist, shares valuable information about the game's themes of warfare, technology, and ethics, making her dialogues both informative and engaging. These codec calls add layers to the player's understanding of the complex world crafted by Hideo Kojima, further establishing the game's cultural impact in the stealth-action genre. For fans eager to delve into these unique sound clips, you can listen to and download them directly from this page.

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