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Magic missile

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Samuelr 🇻🇪🇺🇦🇮🇱1 year ago

Matra 🇫🇷Magic Missile 🌡️💥

Leonof Alférez1 year ago

Esta mierda no sirve para nada, en muchas guerras se demostró que era ineficaz. Era mejor el R-60 o el AIM-9

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