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    Sneak Up.

    Good luck sneaking up on this position at night great use of natural surroundings love it and those cacti offer no protection from Ma-Deuce's 50 cal rounds....
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    Looks like WW2 photo, note the stripes with T and cloth belt for the 50 cal cartridges
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    Yes WW2 pic with a 1917 mount for the .50. I'm not so sure that's going to be very useful like that.
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    This picture was taken late 1942 or after since that is when they started adding the T to technician ranks. The soldier manning the .50 is a T/5 Technician 5th Class.
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