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    Is the top one a SA? Narrow base sight, narrow ears and flat rear gas cylinder ring, gas cylinder lock screw? Wish we could see the rest.
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    Looked like what the guy was carrying in the top photo had wide ears to me Jim.

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    Long snout too. Probably helps him eat his lunch too.
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    Great pictures.
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    Helmet Dog

    We recently used that shot on the back cover of the GCAicon Journal, it's one of my favorite photos. I wonder if the GI could ever suspect that the helmet would someday be worth $1000 Value of the pooch? Priceless!

    My former boss brought home a Germanicon mutt he named "Fleisch," kept him in Westchester until it got old and died. Lucky dog!
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