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'''Friendly fire''' is an ironic ] used to describe a military situation where forces or material assets of one side are attacked and damaged in error. '''Friendly fire''' is an ironic ] used to describe a military situation where forces or material assets of one side are attacked and damaged in error. Another term used to describe this kind of event is "blue on blue".

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Friendly fire is an ironic euphemism used to describe a military situation where forces or material assets of one side are attacked and damaged in error. Another term used to describe this kind of event is "blue on blue".