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    11-267 Garand Picture of the Day - Yanks In Ulster



    Aef In North Ireland - Date taken: February 1942
    Photographer: David E Scherman



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    Check out the 16" bayos in the second picture.

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    These troops do not look as sharp as the 101st pic from friday
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    What's with the "Doughboy" helmets?

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    The Second Picture

    The second picture is interesting for a number of reasons.

    There are no insignia on the uniforms, rank, unit designation or qualification badges.

    Those boots have not seen any polish for a very long time.

    The uniforms look as though they just came out of duffle bags and are wrinkled.

    As they are at ease you can see that the guys who care about their rifles have them resting on the tops of their boots to keep them off the muddy ground as much as possible. (I did that)

    All three pictures are interesting and you are correct they are not as sharp as the troops being inspected by Ike.

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    In the third picture, the guy standing next to his buddies upraised rifle seems to be saying," Nope! You missed that squirrel completely".

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