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Garand Picture of the Day #161 color
Not sure what is going on in this one - unloading artillery piece ? no note on this image
Last edited by Mark in Rochester; 07-26-2009 at 10:47 PM.
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Yep, possibly 37mm anti-tank gun from a small boat. River crossing?
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I do love the 37mm Anti-tank gun. I've watched "Infantry Weapons and Their Effects" training film so many times, I've worn out the tape. The film has some wonderful "action" sequences of shooting the 37mm with a full crew.
Love to have one in my collection, but I'm afraid the neighbors won't like it!!!
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Yeah, neighbors can be intolerant at times. Wanted a civil war cannon on the front lawn to fire off a shot each morning at flag raising. The flag was okay, the cannon shot got nixed. Go figure. 
In my many years I have come to the conclusion that one useless man is a shame, two is a law firm, and three or more is a congress. John Adams
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Intriguing. I've thought at times of getting a Sundial Alarm cannon which fires every day at 12:00noon. I know Dixie Gun Works has them, but at $275.00, is a little steep for my money.
Oh well, maybe when I win the lottery (yea, right!!!)
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