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Love from Manchester: Message on bomb from RAF to ISIS
During World War II, army men wrote messages on bombs headed toward Japan
Love from Manchester was a message from the Royal Air Force to the Islamic State. The message was posted on a bomb meant for air strikes against the Islamic State terror group following the concert attack, according to a media report.
A photograph, which has been widely shared on social media, showed the message "love from Manchester" on a Paveway IV bomb loaded on a British jet carrying out air strikes from Royal Air Force (RAF) Akrotiri in Cyprus, The Telegraph reported. An RAF spokesperson confirmed that the photo was genuine.
The report comes days after suicide bomber Salman Abedi blew himself up at a concert by pop star Ariana Grande at Manchester Arena last week, killing 22 people and 119 injured.
During World War II, army men wrote messages on bombs headed toward Japan after the Pearl Harbor attack. Messages were also written on bombs after the 9/11, with notes coming from New York City police and fire departments.
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