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4 Feb 2022 Garand Picture of the Day
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01-31-2022 06:09 PM
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Lower pic looks like he was told to take a dive for the photog. What a disgusting mess...clean up in the shower back at camp.
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Lower pic looks like he was told to take a dive for the photog. What a disgusting mess...clean up in the shower back at camp.
I was thinking of the Achnacarry Commando Depot
"Lt. Derek Burr of a Commando Depot stands behind four men of a Ranger unit whom he is instructing in the use of a M.1. Rifle.
(L-R): Pfc. Vernon Dougherty of Altoona, Pa., Pfc. Chas. Perachka of Mercer, Pa., Cpl. Alonzo Colds of Todd, N.C., and Cpl. Laurence Hickman of Bishopville, Md."
Date: 7 February 1943.
III-SC 180095, Credit The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
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Well, three M1s and a 1903. Vernon there has an old 1903, but it's a nice honest one.
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Garand rifles against the Nazis in World War II were 50 men of the U.S. 1st Ranger Battalion during the ill-fated Dieppe raid in France
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