- Neil_BaumgardnerOkay... I'll be good...
Neil
- SFC_Jeff_ButtonHey all, I just "Popped in" again. A-109E, if you get Ft hood way look me up! TONS of armor, both display and in motor pools that I can take you to. I'll just need some advance warning of your visit as I will have to coordinate with my new job. Speaking of which, I interviewed with a CSM at III Corp and was accepted to work as HHC III Corp G-4, Supply & Service Div NCOIC. I started yesterday and am quite busy already.
- Dontos
Here is a TOP SECRET photo of the EM50 for the uneducated....( Ala 'Stripes' )
[img]http://www.cloudster.com/sets&vehicles/Stripes/Stripes_664a.jpg[/img]
Don
- Neil_BaumgardnerDon, the M59 at the "Hospital Parking Lot" - I assume thats the Ireland Army Community Hospital...
BTW, its now the "4th Cavalry Brigade" www.knox.army.mil/part.../index.asp
I love how the Army decides to rename its training support brigades every 4 or 5 years to give them historical brigade designations - and then inevitably switches back to generic divisional brigade designations...
Neil
- Neil_BaumgardnerDon, the M59 at the "Hospital Parking Lot" - I assume thats the Ireland Army Community Hospital...
Neil
- Neil_Baumgardner- A-109E
Uhh... 16th Cavalry HQ at Brave Rifles & Old Ironsides? Should also be 2 M60A3s there?
Neil
- SFC_Jeff_Button- Doug_Kibbey- A-109E
One of the fascinating aspects of this DB (for me, at least) is posting a photo of a vehicle which appears to be just so much scrap steel and then have members provide a lengthy historical sketch on it. Thanks.
You have got to meet Jeff Button if you get down to Texas and Ft. Hood. Let him show you his files on some of his projects from vehicles to aircraft he's taken an "interest" in.
He pops in here from time-to-time. Tell him I sent ya'.
Hey all, I just "Popped in" again. A-109E, if you get Ft hood way look me up! TONS of armor, both display and in motor pools that I can take you to. I'll just need some advance warning of your visit as I will have to coordinate with my new job. Speaking of which, I interviewed with a CSM at III Corp and was accepted to work as HHC III Corp G-4, Supply & Service Div NCOIC. I started yesterday and am quite busy already.
As far as my research is going, I visited Mr Steven Draper at the 1st CAV museum and he had me on his computer up-dating the historical data and correct serial numbers / USA-Reg numbers for all his M4 Sheramn varients. He was quite pleased and appriciative of the info and pictures I had put together. However I have to give a HUGE thanks to Joe DeMarco. I am now going to start on the M3 / M5's and record their info. Gotta run, I'm on my lunch. I'll check back in soon!!!!
- Neil_Baumgardner- A-109E
Neil
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