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    03s on the hunt WW2

    This picture appeared in my home town morning paper today. I couldn't help noticing the rifle wa an M1903. Just a local guy getting in some hunting wherever he could during the war.
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    The terrain looks very rough. Nice rifle though.

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    Hunting in 1944 in Sardinia? Oh, my!

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    There's a whole lot of 'up there' in Sardinia. Looks like an air crew jacket he's wearing.
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    Having time to hunt in 1944 also leads me to believe this fellow might have been in the air corp. Somewhere, I have some pictures of my Uncle Ed Sullivan wearing a similar jacket. He served in the air corp in Italyicon during WW2

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    In many respects the Italianicon and Korean campaigns were similar. Only two directions, uphill and downhill.

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