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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Hollinger View Post
    All I see in that picture is the green Linoleum tile floor! The same floor that was in every classroom at Horace Mann School!
    Funny that is all I saw as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester View Post
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    This rifle rack held M-1 Garandicon rifles, padlocks for security. These were the standard weapons of a ship's Marine Detachment. The ship's armory (located further below deck) also contained M-1 Carbines, Browning automatic rifles, Thompson sub-machine guns, M-97 riot shoguns, and Browning air cooled machine guns, all of which were available to the Marines on short notice.
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    Any idea which ship the Garands are on?

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    Any idea which ship the Garands are on?

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    Sorry no idea - posted what was attached to image
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