Modern War Pics from lesofprimus...

• Nov 14, 2005

• #81

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That is one hell of a shot.

 

• Nov 14, 2005

• #82

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I know the Russians build some good aircraft but there does seem to be a lot of pics with them going splatskie.

I like the Donkey cart shot Les, although I would have thought power plant info for APC's was still classified.

 

• Nov 14, 2005

• #83

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Awesome! I like the F-18 minus canopy.

 

• Nov 14, 2005

• #84

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That's an F-14.

 

• Nov 14, 2005

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• #85

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Damn.... CC just got one....

 

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• Nov 14, 2005

• #86

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That Donkey had dreadlocks

 

• Dec 20, 2005

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• #87

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• Dec 20, 2005

• #88

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posted some of them twice les, but some of the new ones are good...........

 

• Dec 20, 2005

• #89

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So? Good stuff Les.

 

• Dec 20, 2005

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• #90

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Sometimes Lanc, there are going to be a couple of reposts that slip through the cracks...

 

• Dec 20, 2005

• #91

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Good stuff, Les. Though I am not too keen on the GIs getting hit, I understand that it happens.

 

• Dec 20, 2005

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To me, those pics represent the valor in which these men perform their duties, day in and day out... The guy gave his life trying to save a brother.... To me, thats bravery at its finest...

 

• Dec 21, 2005

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Agreed, it illustrates that well. But you and I both know it sucks to watch a brother fall.

 

• Dec 21, 2005

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• #94

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Amen...

 

• Dec 22, 2005

• #95

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Nice pics, but instead of burning those guns im sure they could give one to me with some ammo for target shooting in the garden....

 

• Dec 22, 2005

• #96

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It was sad to see those pictures of the soldiers being shot, les, but it made me glad that I have never had to witness it personally or watch it happen to someone I knew. A damn fine man, and soldier, he was to risk his life for his brother - may he rest in peace.

And on that note, let's make sure the enemy pays in 10s and 100s for that one man!

 

• Dec 22, 2005

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• Dec 22, 2005

• #98

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Some good pics there. Never good to see a couple of the good guys get it, but I meant the quality of the pics overall.
I fully agree that the fella attempting to save his buddy is a hero though. His memorial should reflect nothing less IMO.

 

• Dec 22, 2005

• #99

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Agreed, NS! Hey Les, that guy next to you on the rail in the shot of the ship looks like another guy your size. You guys must have had a hell of a time with those hatches!

 

• Dec 23, 2005

• #100

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evangilder said:

I remember flying in C-130s through some big storms, but could never deal with the oceans. I get seasick, but not airsick, go figure. So it was an obvious choice when deciding between the Navy and the AF. With a list that heavy, I would have been in full "vector spew" mode.

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The Air Force pays more too right?