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Ship's 'on-board acoustic bang'

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Ace001 | 13:36 Sat 05th Nov 2005 | How it Works
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I read on the internet about how some Somali pirates tried to board a cruise ship. The article says "The crew used an on-board acoustic bang to repel the attackers who left without managing to board the liner." What is a 'on-board acoustic bang'? I'm intrigued!

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Could be a version THIS
15:14 Sat 05th Nov 2005
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it's pretty much a machine that makes a really loud bang...sounds a bit silly but the americans are even developing a military model. some are directional and can be focused on targets. maybe they just thought 'holy **** they must have a really big gun' ?
21:10 Tue 08th Nov 2005

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