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The gunship camera footage from July 2007 shows a group of Iraqi men, some of them armed, being raked by the helicopter's 30-mm cannon as they walk along a Baghdad street.
WikiLeaks works to expose government secrets, but Web site's sources are a mystery 2010
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The gunship camera footage from July 2007 shows a group of Iraqi men, some of them armed, being raked by the helicopter's 30-mm cannon as they walk along a Baghdad street.
WikiLeaks works to expose government secrets, but Web site's sources are a mystery 2010
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The fighters zeroed in on the bridge, strafing the command hub with rockets and 30-mm cannons.
The Attack on the Liberty James Scott 2009
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Some Israeli sources have disputed the use of rockets during the air attack, stating that the shell holes resulted from 30-mm cannons.
The Attack on the Liberty James Scott 2009
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The helicopter banks so hard it nearly goes upside down, and it comes in like some huge, furious insect, unleashing a long burp of 30-mm. -cannon fire.
Into the Valley of Death Junger, Sebastian 2008
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An A-10 rolled in and gave the bunker a squirt from its 30-mm nose gun, which has a roar like a long and beer-rich belch.
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When the skies cleared at 6: 30 p.m., the lead pair of A-10s spotted something to hit and emptied 600 rounds from their 30-mm cannons, shattering a World War II-vintage antitank gun.
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The mission began as a simple retaliatory blow against the Bosnian Serbs who, in the predawn hours last Friday, slipped into a depot near Sarajevo to remove a T-55 tank, two armored personnel carriers and a 30-mm anti-aircraft gun.
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Most of them say that they took 15, 20 rounds. 20 rounds could be small arms fire, could be a 30-mm round.
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Their BRM reconnaissance track had a fine 30-mm cannon that could reach out and turn the gardener into fertilizer from a thousand meters or so, but Captain Aleksandrov had forbidden it, worse luck, Buikov thought.
The Bear and the Dragon Clancy, Tom, 1947- 2000
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