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C_Sherman · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 24, 2006 Posts: 590

- Doug_Kibbey

- Neil_Baumgardner

Yeah, she's not interested and doesnt quite get it, but encourages me to pursue my interests & hobbies - if only I had the time LOL...

Neil

Where does she stand on pork BBQ?

This is the kind of detail that you need to explore prior to taking the plunge.

St. Louis (tomato/vinegar) or Memphis (sweet)...that's important to know too!

Congratulations!

Chuck

Doug_Kibbey

- Neil_Baumgardner

Yeah, she's not interested and doesnt quite get it, but encourages me to pursue my interests & hobbies - if only I had the time LOL...

Neil

Where does she stand on pork BBQ?

This is the kind of detail that you need to explore prior to taking the plunge.

Michel_Krauss

- Neil_Baumgardner

oh yeah getting ready to get married.

Congratulations, also from the Low Countries

- Michel aka Trichenor

my wife turns green when she sees something like armour

Somehow this seams very contradicting ..... because most of the time the main color of armour is green Mr. Green

However she would nicely blend in with the armour .......

Sorry, single guy speaking so actualy I should not comment on this part ........ Wink

MichelK

Tichenor

- Neil_Baumgardner

getting ready to get married...

My congratulations Neil.

If you need some help with the register, i'm sure we could help.

- Neil_Baumgardner

she's not interested and doesnt quite get it

Seems the same everywhere in the world, my wife turns green when she sees something like armour:( .

Michel

Neil_Baumgardner

Yeah, she's not interested and doesnt quite get it, but encourages me to pursue my interests & hobbies - if only I had the time LOL...

Neil

Joe_D

getting ready to get married...

Congratulations Neil, does She know of your AFV "Affliction" ? Mr. Green

Neil_Baumgardner

I've gotten a few e-mails and inquiries, so here's a quick update. The good news is I have a new permanent laptop. That means when I find the spare time, I can rebuild the register from the last drafts I sent out.

Bad news is that I am just totally swamped right now with my Military Analysis work, and oh yeah getting ready to get married...

Hopefully, maybe, I will find some spare time in a month or so?...

Neil

TrevorLarkum

- Doug_Kibbey

That M41 is different from the one in front of the old Patton Museum in one of my pics (which has straight fenders). Do we know where "mine" is?

These are the ones I have online, with Don's help:

Preserved M41s

"Yours" sounds like this one:

Unique ID 1299: Fort Knox M41

though I didn't know it had been displayed outside the museum.

Doug_Kibbey

External hard drives are the best insurance there is. Also makes transfer between computers a breeze. I keep everything in two systems and and external HD for safety's sake.

That M41 is different from the one in front of the old Patton Museum in one of my pics (which has straight fenders). Do we know where "mine" is?

Joe_D

it turns out that my hard drive was not recoverable...

One of my greatest fears Shocked

.

So now I back up everything to external hard drives (two) and all my pictures are burned to CD for each tank I document.

Yet I still fear loosing stuff, maybe I'm just paranoid Rolling Eyes

TrevorLarkum

- Dontos

That was taken during a Patton Museum Open House / Drive By in the late 70's (1978?).

Updated, thanks.

preservedtanks.com/Pro...queID=1302

- Dontos

BTW I have stumbled on a large collection of Volunteer event photos for those early days. Amazing to see the amount of vehicles that were previously 'paraded' during those early events. I'll begin posting them in the next few days.

I look forward to seeing them.

- Neil_Baumgardner

FYI, it turns out that my hard drive was not recoverable... So I will have to try to recreate the USA AFV Register based on one of the last drafts I sent out a few weeks ago... So not all is lost, but it will take some time...

Neil

That's bad news - I always hate trying to recreate stuff I've done before.

Neil_Baumgardner

FYI, it turns out that my hard drive was not recoverable... So I will have to try to recreate the USA AFV Register based on one of the last drafts I sent out a few weeks ago... So not all is lost, but it will take some time...

Neil

Dontos

That was taken during a Patton Museum Open House / Drive By in the late 70's (1978?).

BTW I have stumbled on a large collection of Volunteer event photos for those early days. Amazing to see the amount of vehicles that were previously 'paraded' during those early events. I'll begin posting them in the next few days.

Regards
Don

TrevorLarkum

- L.Delsing

The one in Zutendaal is the actually in Wiemesmeer, see grid N 50 57.368 E 005 33.724

regards,
Lesley

... and that one's in the Register. Ok, thanks, case closed.

- Dontos

Trevor

Here is a July photo of that M41 that used to be in Keyes Park but is currently in RMP

Don

Added, thanks. I also found one of your old black and white pictures and added it. I'd appreciate it if you could make an estimate of its date:

Unique ID 1302: M41A1 in Fort Knox RMP (previously Keyes Park)

L.Delsing · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Feb 10, 2006 Posts: 960

The one in Zutendaal is the actually in Wiemesmeer, see grid N 50 57.368 E 005 33.724

regards,
Lesley

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