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    11-362 garand Picture of the Day - Guantanamo Naval Base 1961



    An observation post at Guantanamo Naval Base.
    Location: Cuba
    Date taken: January 11, 1961
    Photographer: Dmitri Kessel



    Marines overlooking "No Mans Land" ranch on grounds of Guantanamo Naval Base.
    Location: Guantanamo, Cuba
    Date taken: 1962
    Photographer: Robert W. Kelley



    US Marines at Guantanamo Naval Base.
    Location: Guantanamo, Cuba
    Date taken: October 1962
    Photographer: Robert W. Kelley




    A US Marine guard looking through an M49 Spotting scope at Guantanamo Naval Base.
    Location: Cuba
    Date taken: February 1960
    Photographer: Hank Walker
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    In picture number 2, is that a NM rear sight? Or a shiper version

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    Thumper - looks like trees to me - at first i thought it might be a M1C
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    Your probably right, my eyes are old and don't work so well anymore.

    Also, in the last picture, the scope tripod legs, one of them is off the box, kind of hard to hold steady don't you think

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