Chandler
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I thought that was Sonny Crockett.
Cooper practically wrote everything on proper carry of the 1911. And probably a lot of the modification steps that became popular procedures to the pistol.
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Cooper practically wrote everything on proper carry of the 1911. And probably a lot of the modification steps that became popular procedures to the pistol.
ausreenactor
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Still not in Elmer Keith's league though!I thought that was Sonny Crockett.
Cooper practically wrote everything on proper carry of the 1911. And probably a lot of the modification steps that became popular procedures to the pistol.
Pilot
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Amazing!
Trying to locate his family/relatives in Korea.
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Trying to locate his family/relatives in Korea.
Yang Kyoungjong - Wikipedia
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Chandler
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If you read some of the history, it wasn't widely accepted... especially by the Reichsfuhrer SS.
ausreenactor
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ausreenactor
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Shearling jackets demand respect.
OperationCoffee
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My all time favorite pic of any USAAF pilot (s) in WW2. Off Bud Anderson's website.
ausreenactor
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Brit kit!
ausreenactor
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What a moustache!
Brettafett
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Not for the claustraophic...
A “patient” being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high-speed medevac operations.
A “patient” being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high-speed medevac operations.
Flightengineer
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Wow..I saw similar containers on the wings of the Po-2's WW2 photos , but there was no glass, the injured were transported lying on their backs.
ausreenactor
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Wow...
Thats a bit extreme. That's why God and Sikorsky invented helicopters...
Thats a bit extreme. That's why God and Sikorsky invented helicopters...
War_Pigeon
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The ol spur ride looks pretty extreme to me
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ausreenactor
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Only the really cool kids allowed...
