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Encyclopedia > Daisy Cutter
  • Daisy Cutter can be a type of fuse. See Daisy cutter (fuse).
  • It can also be a type of bomb, the BLU-82.
  • It is a common name for a stroke in cricket.
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BLU-82 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (337 words)
In the Vietnam war, Daisy Cutter was generally used to refer to a standoff bomb fuse.
The daisy cutter was originally used to create an instant clearing in dense jungle for helicopter landing zones.
The Daisy Cutter became better known to the public when it was used in the 2001 U.S. Attack on Afghanistan to clear deeply entrenched Taliban fighters and suspected cave strongholds in the Tora Bora mountain range.
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