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12-255 Garand Picture of the Day - Commander-in-chief in North Africa
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, right, commander-in-chief in North Africa, jokes with four American soldiers during a recent inspection of the Tunisian battlefront, on March 18, 1943.
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Look at those Hawley liners...and is that a 1903 there between the two new M1s?
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Looks like it.
The closest guy looks like he has a microphone on his shirt. heheheh. I wonder what that is.
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It may be a knife handle . The middle rifle is not a Garand
and looks to be one of the bolt actions . Can't see enough to id the make ( captured K98 or which model of '03 ).
Chris
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I was thinking it's a 1903 or A3 by the front band and swivel...could that be just a cigar in that guy's shirt?
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Originally Posted by
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Looks like it.
The closest guy looks like he has a microphone on his shirt. heheheh. I wonder what that is.
Well, there weren't any mics that small back then.
Bob
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LOL. It looks odd to me though. A knife would be a good option right there.
Anyways....
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