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28 Jun 20 Garand Picture of the Day
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He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose
There are no great men, only great challenges that ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet.
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I think they are a wee bit too close to each other.
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Seems to me that the photographer is on the wrong side of the mine clearing. Just saying.
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Originally Posted by
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Seems to me that the photographer is on the wrong side of the mine clearing. Just saying.
Perhaps he was using a selfie stick?
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Originally Posted by
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Seems to me that the photographer is on the wrong side of the mine clearing. Just saying.
Bear-- Probably to get the stupid *ick photograph who walked into a minefield. I though they said fine field....
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Is the marine on the left wearing sunglasses for mine clearing or has he got two black eyes?
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i think it's just a shadow - or he's got his cap on under the pot.
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The cool thing is I have all three of the implements the boys were planning to use. My thought would have been a piece of C4 and 50' of Det Cord, now those I don't have. My FIL brought the machete back from the Pacific, he was a Navy aircraft mechanic who was mostly island bound. Unfortunately the scabbard did not accompany the blade.
Dave
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