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Answer: I don't know about the the exits of weapons ranges, but at manifest si.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest What is the history of the "amnesty" boxes placed at the exits of US army shooting ranges? Guy D McCardle, Jr., Modern polymath. 155.9k views I don't know about the the exits of weapons ranges, but at manifest sites (kind of a one way stopping off point where you get a final medical check and briefings before you...  Read More » If China replaces USA as the next global superpower, will Mandarin be the next lingua franca? Stewart Lee Beck, Untangling the noodles! ChinaSimplified-com 60.6k views Here are three reasons why Mandarin may not overtake English, along with three reasons why it could surprise us to become the lingua franca of the 22nd century. First we mus...  Read More » What are the most ironic ways people have died throughout history? Luc Sánchez 113.6k views From: 10 Most Ironic Deaths In The History That Are Hard To Believe The owner of the Segway company, Jimi Heseldon, died after he drove off a cliff while riding a Segway. Gar...  Read More » On D-Day, June 6, 1944, US Naval ships only started firing at German machine gunners after some few thousand American soldiers were killed. Why didn't they start the assault with US Naval Ships firing at German soldiers? Oliver Mayo 79.1k views Omaha beach was the only major failure in the otherwise well executed plan on D-Day. The second mishap was the totally unrelated miss-drop of the airborne forces earlier in...  Read More » Will USA stay as a world power? Benjamin Hurwitz, Trying to not send to know for whom the bell tolls! 25k views A2A As per Dan Holliday's answer, in the Immediate term yes, Short term probably, Medium term possibly, Forever probably not. In the short term, it looks likely that the USA ...  Read More » Why was the western part of the Roman Empire not as developed as the eastern part? Dimitris Almyrantis, Loves stories the world has forgotten 35.6k views You simply cannot compare the cultured, urban, Hellenistic East with the West. The Western empire was unsettled, full of former barbarian peoples and playground of a milita...  Read More » If the Germans had taken Moscow in WWII, would that have meant the end of Stalin and the Soviet Union? Khalid Elhassan, Eclectic Rabbit Hole 22.7k views It is likely that the fall of Moscow would have signaled the collapse of the USSR. The Battle of Moscow was the closest the Germans came to winning the war in the Eastern ...  Read More » Is it illegal for civilians to shoot enemy soldiers during war? Yiannis Tsiolis 44.8k views Since your homeland is invaded you have any right to defend it any way you can. However, in order to be treated by the Geneva Convention as a part of the armed forces of a ...  Read More » What is the difference between the Roman Empire and Nazi Germany? Desmond Ng 34.4k views Many differences. Occupied land. This here is the Roman Empire's land at peak. And here's Nazi Germany...  Read More » Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor when they knew they couldn't take on America? Cyrus Ragsdale, History Fanatic, mostly post 1800 57k views Well the Japanese assumed that they would be able to strike a critical blow to the US. They thought they could destroy or damage so much of the US Pacific fleet to a...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.