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    12-001 Garand Picture of the Day



    Infantry, Fort Benning, Ga
    Date taken: February 02, 1950
    Photographer: Ralph Morse




    Infantry, Fort Benning, Ga
    Date taken: February 02, 1950
    Photographer: Ralph Morse



    note M1C or M1D
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    Are those blank adapters in the second pic?
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    I believe those are M7 grenade launchers.
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    M7 luncher vs BFA

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    Are all of these Korea? What type of pack are they carrying on their backs?
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