Id. US equipment
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Hi all,
Another image from Ebay: Can somebody identify the cart exact model ??
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Another image from Ebay: Can somebody identify the cart exact model ??
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I appears to be an m 4 hand cart w m1917a1 mg and ammo. Photo source Ordnance 12 SNL OGS 1.
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Thanks a lot, ROLAND1369
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Hi all,
Does somebody know the US Army designation of this sound locator ??
See also the image posted on 27 Dec 2016
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Does somebody know the US Army designation of this sound locator ??
See also the image posted on 27 Dec 2016
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Can you ID this weapon ?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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M1 Garand with grenade launcher attached to muzzle.
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The Rifle is the M1 Garand, the attachment is the M7 Launcher for rifle grenadesvon thoma wrote:Can you ID this weapon ?
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http://www.popernack.com/library/librar ... D=10&xID=1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M7_grenade_launcher
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Hi all,
Does somebofy know the bridge material of this foot bridge ?
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Does somebofy know the bridge material of this foot bridge ?
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This is an M 1938 Footbridge. Source TM 5-271 Light Stream Crossing Equipage, 1944.
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Thanks, ROLAND1369...
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Always glad to help in any small way that I can.
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Hi all,
Any idea about these US pontoon bridges ?? Heavy pontoon Equipage M1940 ???
Images from Ebay
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Any idea about these US pontoon bridges ?? Heavy pontoon Equipage M1940 ???

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It appears to be a 28 ton M 1928 pontoon bridge. Source FM 5-35 ENGINEER REFERENCE DATA 1940.
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Correction, I should have put my glasses on. It is an m 1924 bridge.
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Thank you for your help, ROLAND1369 ...
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