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    22 April 2024 Garand Picture of the Day

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    Left parry, buttstroke!
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    Now I know how all those dings on my Garandicon’s stock came to be!

    P.s. Do I see two stars on the observer’s helmet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timothy-R View Post
    P.s. Do I see two stars on the observer’s helmet?
    Text on the back of the photo says "STILL A SOLDIER -- Universal-International star Audie Murphy, the most decorated hero of World War II, still does his bit for national defense as a Captain in the 36th Infantry Division of the Texas National Guard. Here Murphy gives instruction in bayonet warfare under the supervision of Major General Carl L. Phinney."
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    Go T Patchers! I did my AT at Camp Bowie near Brownwood, Texas as a member of the Texas state Guard, the old home of the 36th ID.
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