US based wiped out in Tsunami?


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Diego Garcia, a US navy base located in the heart of the Indian Ocean which houses over 3000 military and civillian contractors.

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It is also a base for many military aircraft including the b-52 bomber

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Seeing that the wave reached all the way to somalia and that some maldives islands (which are close to diego garcia) have been completely submerged , it is likely that the base will have been seriously damaged or even completely sub-merged.

what do you guys think?

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nah..the quake was triggered by a nuclear explosive set by the US government to direct attention from the middle east and they evacuated the base just before it happened :shifty:

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on alert for what?!

"hey chuck, huge tidal wave heading your way. better prepare or something"

"righto boss, ill go distribute the umbrellas and the wellington boots"

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read that last link:

"Diego Garcia is located to the west of Chagos Trench, which runs north and south. The depth of the Chagos Trench and grade to the shores does not allow for tsunamis to build before passing the atoll. The result of the earthquake was seen as a tidal surge estimated at six feet."

So basically after passing over the trench and atoll the tsunami became a 6 feet wave...

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There's something strange about that photograph. The rectangular area with all the planes parked on it looks slightly odd, in a photoshopped kind of way. The rest of the photo looks normal though.

Oh look... some more planes have arrived...

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on alert for what?!

"hey chuck, huge tidal wave heading your way. better prepare or something"

"righto boss, ill go distribute the umbrellas and the wellington boots"

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more like

"woah dude, let me get my board, this is gona be a killa wave dude!, Rightchus Rightchus!"

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