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    Looks like it was buddy's little collection of Japaneseicon trophies: the axe, the gas masks, the rubber shoes, "thongs" as we would call them, shell, entrenching tool etc.
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    https://fotoweb.airforcemuseum.co.nz...%3Fq%3Dsawmill

    "An RNZAF sawmill worker poses with captured Japaneseicon military souvenirs. Possibly Arundel Island or Guadalcanal , 1943
    Items in view include a rifle, bayonet, helmet, gas masks, toed sandals (tabi) and ammo belts.
    RNZAF Photo via the Air Force Museum of New Zealandicon"

    Here's a couple of links to some info on the RNZAF Sawmill Units....if anyone is lucky enough to have an N^Z marked Remington M1903, these were some of the boys who were using them overseas in WW2.

    https://rnzaf.proboards.com/thread/2...awmill-solomon

    No. 1 and No. 2 (Islands) Works Sawmill Units, RNZAF
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    Quote Originally Posted by Singer B View Post
    Looks like Bubba was on vacation on that island.....
    You beat me to this comment, and it is a good one!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY View Post
    You beat me to this comment, and it is a good one!
    I've got Bubba on my mind....I've had 3 victims of Bubba cross my bench in the last couple of months. I would thank him for the business but I don't charge for my services.

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    Bubba is creative..
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    Quote Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY View Post
    Bubba is creative..
    That Bubba ruined a perfectly good wrench.....

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    Just be glad he didn't work on the cocking piece safety as well.
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    Just like Bubba to use a standard wrench on a metric firearm......

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    Looks like a .22.

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