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    24 March 2023 Garand Picture of the Day

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    Smorgasbord!

    Quite a variety of "Stuff" in picture !
    Looks like 2 Carbines Lower Center,,
    Browning 30 Cal Upper Center,,
    Grenade in Marines hand,,
    Garandicon leaning on right,,
    And feel free to chime in here,,
    BAR leaning on left maybe?
    Not to mention all the goodies in boxes and containers laying around!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RAM1ALASKA View Post
    BAR leaning on left maybe?
    No that's an M1icon rifle. Two Rifles, two carbines and a .30 looks like cooling off. It always amazed me when you approach a forward position how two or three guys could be so differently involved in action. Guy at right seems to be taking a break while left is in contact.
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    Another carbine a foot below the grenade throwing arm.
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    Three carbine magazines laying on that crate, can't tell if they're loaded or spent and just laid there to be reloaded. Does anyone know what the black tube looking thing is just to the right of the carbine in the middle bottom of the picture?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Guy at right seems to be taking a break while left is in contact.
    He looks like he may be wearing a "makeshift arm sling" with his arm not actually in the sling, while at rest, suggesting a possible injury?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying10uk View Post
    a "makeshift arm sling"
    He's taking a drink, water bottle in hand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    He's taking a drink, water bottle in hand.
    With right hand (holding canteen).

    There is what appears to be a "makeshift arm sling" slung from around his neck, positioned for his left arm which is not actually in the sling when the photo was taken.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying10uk View Post
    a "makeshift arm sling"
    I'm pretty sure it's just his shirt. You can follow the line of the edge of his shirt all the way from collar to that bulged out part. If you open the pic in another screen and expand it to 250% or even 300% you can see clearly.
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