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    16-080 M14 Picture of the Day - Chu Lai playboy club 1969

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    M14icon's in 1969?
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    Many artillery units had M14s till 1970.
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    Lucky them!
    We had an arty group behind our quarry on RT 1 who really didn't appreciate our blasting, or any one else actually.
    Can't see well enough to figure out the uniforms on the two GI's. Any ideas?
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