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    31 July 2021 Garand Picture of the Day



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    Again, last pic looks like maybe one of the units posted to Ireland in '42? Real early issue M1s.
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    It's an interesting camo job on the building in the background.

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    Cool

    That paint scheme is so the Lieutenants and Captains can find their billets.

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    On the first pic, far right, is that half the front end of an AEC lorry?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying10uk View Post
    On the first pic, far right, is that half the front end of an AEC lorry
    Looks like the end of a Quonset hut to me...
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