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M4 "Jumbo" guarding Vilseck back gate
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Just figured I'd pipe in with a contribution.
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hey 120mm, you have any other shots of this jumbo?
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I think thats the original "King Cobra," although I dont know the WWII story behind it...

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I think thats the original "King Cobra," although I dont know the WWII story behind it...

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hey 120mm, you have any other shots of this jumbo?

It's an hour away, but I could go get some more. I get there about once a month, but I just have to remember a camera.
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When I was in Germany in the 70's there were some tanks at Graf by the theater. Are those still around? In particular I remember an M26 tank and a halftrack with quad 50's.

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hey 120mm, at your leisure, you could take some walk around pics for me? feel free to climb all over it LOL. anything different or unusual about this that you know of?
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 10:00 pm
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I think thats the original "King Cobra," although I dont know the WWII story behind it...


That's right, see the G104 group for more info.

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Just figured I'd pipe in with a contribution.


120mm, I'd like to use that photo on PreservedTanks.com as I'm currently writing up Rose Barracks. Let me know if that's a problem.

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Just figured I'd pipe in with a contribution.


120mm, I'd like to use that photo on PreservedTanks.com as I'm currently writing up Rose Barracks. Let me know if that's a problem.


Trevor,

Just making sure, but you DO know that Cobra King is presently at the Ft. Knox Museum in some stage of disassembly/reassembly/restoration?

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I've started an entry for Cobra King here:

UID 1683: Cobra King, Fort Knox

120mm, I've added your photo to it - let me know if that's a problem.
[Also sent by PM as 120mm hasn't been on the forum for a while]


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Trevor,

Just making sure, but you DO know that Cobra King is presently at the Ft. Knox Museum in some stage of disassembly/reassembly/restoration?

Chuck


Sure, but I don't just write up places that have tanks currently but each place that has previously had (at least 2) tanks. So I'm currently writing up Rose Barracks, Vilseck, and Ferris Barracks, Erlangen, as previous locations for Cobra King and the M4A1 that was with it. Currently the Cobra King entry (link above) is just a placeholder that has photo's of it at Erlangen and Vilseck, and when it was removed. Later I'll write up a fuller history (including Don's photo's and updates since its arrival at FK).

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Trevor,

Just making sure, but you DO know that Cobra King is presently at the Ft. Knox Museum in some stage of disassembly/reassembly/restoration?

Chuck


Sure, but I don't just write up places that have tanks currently but each place that has previously had (at least 2) tanks. So I'm currently writing up Rose Barracks, Vilseck, and Ferris Barracks, Erlangen, as previous locations for Cobra King and the M4A1 that was with it. Currently the Cobra King entry (link above) is just a placeholder that has photo's of it at Erlangen and Vilseck, and when it was removed. Later I'll write up a fuller history (including Don's photo's and updates since its arrival at FK).


Trevor,

I'd meant my comment mostly in jest. After I'd written it I saw your other posts about what you were doing, so I pretty much guessed what was up. If it sounded critical or snarky, it wasn't intended to.

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Not a problem - it was a fair point.

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PostPosted: Sun May 01, 2011 12:22 am
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Trevor,
Some good pics of tabks in Erlangen: www.armykaserne.com/fe.../index.htm

From this website: www.armykaserne.com/fe.../index.htm

I wish that I would have taken more Sherman photos while at Erlangen...
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PostPosted: Sun May 01, 2011 12:47 am
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Photo of CK in Erlangen: www.armykaserne.com/fe...essy/2.jpg

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