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    16-158 Garand Picture of the Day - Eindhoven



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    Quote Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY View Post
    When men were men.
    And apparently some of the women were too...
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    So much for a .30 'battle rifle' being heavy. Have a look at how the short woman in the middle is holding the M1icon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    And apparently some of the women were too...
    I walked squarely into that one.

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    The woman holding the M1icon rifle...note the angle she holds it at and only with fingers and one hand. Looks like she's either magic or she's been slinging beer steins at Octoberfest for a living...
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    More than likely that diminutive lass (along with the rest of the crew) was a resistance fighter and knew exactly how to wield a weapon. She and the others probably were crack shots and could handle pistols, rifles, and sub machine guns. If only this picture could talk.

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    I just mean the apparent strength the center woman holds the M1icon rifle up with, not the carbine. Try it some time...for a woman it's a lot, they aren't light.
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