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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.
Danishthey say...
" The Danes would continue to use the Garandas their primary infantry arm until 1975 when it was replaced by the German
-made HK G3, adopted as the Gevær M/75. Garands would continue to soldier on with the Danish as a second-line and Home Guard rifle through the 1990s, when it would finally be replaced by Colt Canada
C7 (M16A2) rifles and C8 (M4A1) carbines, which would be adopted as the Gevær M/95 and Karabin M/96, respectively. As such, the Danes would be the last Western European NATO member to field John Garand’s vaunted 30.06."
Regards, Jim
They called it the "Garang"![]()
Real men measure once and cut.
Ahhh for some Medisterpølse and øl
Yeah, but it's sooooo good!
By-the-way, I was almost in your backyard in 1999. I was initially selected to be part of Operation Echo, the Canadiancontingent of CF-18's, pilots and groundcrew sent to Aviano air base in 1999 to support 441 Squadron from CFB Cold Lake in Alberta. I was an Airfield Engineer, not a 'ramp monkey' but it would be an excellent opportunity for members of 4AES to support NATO operations and gain operational experience. My boss was already over there and wanted me on the ground with him but I got bumped when a senior officer pulled rank to get his son on that mission.
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