LK>flatten 5 acres of standing vegetation but the personnel hidden there are
LK>considered "collateral damage".  :-)  I think I remember seeing something
LK>about a .50 caliber gun coming under the same heading so, to be "legal", 
you
LK>have to shooting the enemy's =equipment= rather than at the person.  Sorta
LK>like, "well, I saw an enemy trooper coming towards me with a radio pack so 
I
LK>took out the radio...from the front."  :-)
I've heard the same thing about the .50bmg, but then I've heard rebuttals 
from knowledgable and reliable sources saying those restrictions on the 
use of the .50 against personnel are flat out bunk.  I'd tend to agree, 
what the heck is a .50bmg but a heavy infantry weapon?  I know I was 
aiming at 'enemy' targets when I qualified on it...
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