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1 Dec 2020 Garand Picture of the Day - Rare lefty Garand
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WOW. Finally I see a real one. The carbines too...and the Jeep plate, done so you can read it in the mirror following you. Guy up front wearing the seldom seen "Jungle boots" of the era.
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The front left....er....right tire is a rare implement tire used on very early prototype BRCs and MAs.
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Originally Posted by
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a rare implement tire
That angle tread?
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Must be an Aussie jeep. Steering wheels on the "wrong" side.
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The soldier with the jungle boots mentioned has what kind of helmet?
"He which hath no stomach to this fight,/ Let him depart." Henry V
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Off the top of my head I'll say that looks like a sun helmet. I like the NY license plate. Is that a gas trap garand?
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Originally Posted by
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The soldier with the jungle boots mentioned has what kind of helmet?
Sun helmet.
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Is that a gas trap garand?
I just don't think so...this far along in the war. I know on some forums they just JUMP to decide it's a gas trap, but I don't think so...
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Originally Posted by
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Must be an Aussie jeep. Steering wheels on the "wrong" side.
No, very early "pre-pre-production" Land-Rover.
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