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    Arrow Garand Picture of the day # 157

    An infantryman makes friends with a dog belonging to Germanicon children.
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    Are those "leather legging's" I've never seen them before!

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    Leather yes leggings no - GI Double buckel boots
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    I hope that rifle is on safe! Note Germanicon kid holding it by the muzzle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A. F Medic View Post
    I hope that rifle is on safe! Note Germanicon kid holding it by the muzzle.
    thats what I was lookin at.. lol

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    They were very plentiful in the army/navy stores in the 50's. Every kid in the neighboorhood had a set. (And some of thier mothers) We called them combat boot's.

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