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Answer: How often did US troops in Vietnam keep loose 5.​56 rounds in their hel.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How often did US troops in Vietnam keep loose 5.56 rounds in their helmet bands like you see in pictures and movies? What were they for? Tom Martin Written Sat How often did US troops in Vietnam keep loose 5.56 rounds in their helmet bands like you see in pictures and movies? What were they for? Whoa! If he's not a grenadier, that ...  Read More » Are jobs easier to get with a PhD? Hanlie Wessels, Math and Science Tutor Written May 2, 2018 NO. [insert expletive] No. There are jobs that are impossible to get without a PhD as stated below. These include a postdoc (obviously). This is not a real job. This is still...  Read More » How is 51 not a prime number? Peter James Thomas, Knows 3 Nobel Laureates, 1 vicariously, 1 slightly, 1 well. Updated Sat How is 51 not a prime number? Grab a calculator. Type these buttons: And we are done… ... Read More » When a policeman stops you for something minor like a headlight being out, why do they ask you, "Where are you coming from?" Mir Graham Updated Nov 5 So, my retired-detective stepfather (with the PD for over 40 years) told me this about traffic cops: answer questions vaguely and politely; but if the questions have nothin...  Read More » How much salary per month is enough to live in the UK? Katrina Johnston, Machine Operator Updated 15h ago I live in Portsmouth, on the South Coast I imagine up the North of England it's drastically cheaper but here is what we pay. A four bedroom home, cable, WiFi, landline, all ...  Read More » During WWII, what was the 'airblast gun'? Mason Cooper, Interested in research Written Apr 16 The German 'wind cannon' was a device which mixed hydrogen and oxygen in a combustion chamber and ignited them to shoot a blast of compressed air at a target. It was design...  Read More » I've heard that a magnet can seriously damage an SD and hard drive. Is this true? Dhirgham Murran, works at Artists and Creative Professions Written Nov 23, 2017 Once, the myth busters on the Discovery Channel dealt with this issue. They tried all kinds of the strong magnets, but none spoiled the hard drive in a laptop. But, when th...  Read More » If you live in a car, but your job needs a street address, what should you put? Jay Douglas, lived in San Diego, CA Updated Nov 2 My Quora followers will be absolutely shocked at this post… no matter, I'm glad to share these things! When I lived stateside and was down on my luck I suddenly found myself...  Read More » Did you dodge the draft during the Vietnam War? Al Nolf, former Senior Chief (E-8) at United States Navy (1968-1989) Written Aug 27 I burned my Draft Card! ...Actually, I had just returned to base camp in Da Nang, Vietnam to find that I had mail...my "Draft Card" had arrived. I torched it, right there i...  Read More » Do cops sometimes bend the rules and let criminals go if they think that what the person did was right at the moment (e.g. stealing food for a starving child)? David Cimperman Jr. Updated Aug 12 About 10 years ago, I got called to Walmart. The manager meets us at the front door. A 30-something guy with a 6-month-old is standing with her, several items in his cart. ...  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). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/