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MacArther
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Thank you! I assume when you did #1 the female in question didn't have a sharp knife poised to strike you down with, right???
MacArther's pictures, photoshops, and flash images....
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Thank you! I assume when you did #1 the female in question didn't have a sharp knife poised to strike you down with, right???
wheelsup_cavu
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Did you remove the pics MacArthur or is photobucket possibly updating itself ?
Wheels
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vikingBerserker
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MacArther
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I organized my photobucket account...and of course I loose all my links....
Thankfully, they're all back now!
Nope, she waited until I turned my back to her!
Eh...well at least I saw mine coming...
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vikingBerserker
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MacArther
Staff Sergeant
Don't worry my young Padawan, there is much time to learn....
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Thanks MacArthur.
I see you got it sorted.
Wheels
I see you got it sorted.
Wheels
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MacArther
Staff Sergeant
EVEN MOHR GUNS!!!
When this mac 10 is facing you, you surrender or get turned into a red mist....
When this mac 10 is facing you, you surrender or get turned into a red mist....
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MacArther
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More photos! This time from a recent vacation to Disney Land, which brought me close enough to the Patton Museum to go in!
First up is a picture I have a question about. I know these rounds were used for gun training (as they are made of cast iron and wood), but what caliber would you all say they were? This picture has a 6'2 guy in it for scale.
A picture of the rare M1941 Johnston LMG
I'll post some more later after I finish uploading them to photo bucket.
First up is a picture I have a question about. I know these rounds were used for gun training (as they are made of cast iron and wood), but what caliber would you all say they were? This picture has a 6'2 guy in it for scale.
A picture of the rare M1941 Johnston LMG
I'll post some more later after I finish uploading them to photo bucket.
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MacArther
Staff Sergeant
More photos after forgetting where I put them....
A recovery vehicle of some sort, looks like a French light tank for the body, but I'm not sure
Various Helmets
Sherman 76mm turret
Sherman 75mm w/ 6'2 Dad for compairison
A M26 or M46 Pershing (there was no sign for the public to tell which it was, the plaque merely states that this tank fought in the Korean War)
A M47 (I think) tank
An inert 120mm SABOT round
A recovery vehicle of some sort, looks like a French light tank for the body, but I'm not sure
Various Helmets
Sherman 76mm turret
Sherman 75mm w/ 6'2 Dad for compairison
A M26 or M46 Pershing (there was no sign for the public to tell which it was, the plaque merely states that this tank fought in the Korean War)
A M47 (I think) tank
An inert 120mm SABOT round
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Cool!
evangilder
"Shooter"
Those practice rounds made of wood and metal are most likely 75 or 76mm rounds to teach loading the guns. There is one similar to that in Camarillo that is a 75mm used for the B-25 that had the 75mm on it.
Nice shots!
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very cool!
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Cool pictures. 
Wheels
Wheels
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MacArther
Staff Sergeant
Thanks!
Indoor Go-Kart track in Albuquerque, New Mexico
My Grandpa's service record from WW2, and Korea. If anyone could help me identify the various medals and items, I'd be very appreciative.
Path of the 2nd Beach Battalion in WW2 (my Grandpa's unit)
M1919A6 LMG
MG34
M2 Bazooka
Arisaka's and Enfields
Flack vest and helmet (armored vehicle stuff?)
Indoor Go-Kart track in Albuquerque, New Mexico
My Grandpa's service record from WW2, and Korea. If anyone could help me identify the various medals and items, I'd be very appreciative.
Path of the 2nd Beach Battalion in WW2 (my Grandpa's unit)
M1919A6 LMG
MG34
M2 Bazooka
Arisaka's and Enfields
Flack vest and helmet (armored vehicle stuff?)
Nice selection of pics!
evangilder
"Shooter"
Here's a pdf with the US Navy awards to help you identify the medals. The ribbons will match the medal ribbons to make it easier to identify.
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MacArther
Staff Sergeant
Thanks!
The M48/M60 from the Patton Armored Museum in California
Me with a Krag rifle/carbine as used by the Rough Riders
more to come once I go through this thread to figure out what I've already posted.
The M48/M60 from the Patton Armored Museum in California
Me with a Krag rifle/carbine as used by the Rough Riders
more to come once I go through this thread to figure out what I've already posted.
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MacArther
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MORE PICTURES!!! This time coming from Pima Air and Space Museum...in no particular order!
