There’s a rich American tradition of fragging dating back to the Vietnam war. Over a thousand confirmed attacks on officers, killing at least 450 of them, with another 1,400 suspicious deaths, representing a several thousand more attempts.
In the year before exiting Vietnam, the US military largely ended the use of grenades in combat operations
The average sentence for killing superior officers was 9 years in prison
Oh shit my gamer brain didn’t know that’s what it meant!
There’s a rich American tradition of fragging dating back to the Vietnam war. Over a thousand confirmed attacks on officers, killing at least 450 of them, with another 1,400 suspicious deaths, representing a several thousand more attempts.
In the year before exiting Vietnam, the US military largely ended the use of grenades in combat operations
The average sentence for killing superior officers was 9 years in prison
They deliberately covered up the actual numbers too because it became so popular.
tiktok ban is just getting ahead of the tentfrag challenge fad