SoCalDave
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If EVERY one is there, then some are replicas as plenty were never recovered. Pretty cool though.Never knew this if true.
I was thinking they were all replicas? Maybe tags remade from a long, distinguished list of names?If EVERY one is there, then some are replicas as plenty were never recovered. Pretty cool though.
They are all replicas made from the list. They were all stamped using the correct machine that was used for Nam era tags. I think they said it took two years. Hard to imagine, each one represents a life lostIf EVERY one is there, then some are replicas as plenty were never recovered. Pretty cool though.
The fucktards that run my county have put a bunch in since I moved here! You have to time it right when pulling a 50ft gooseneck
The fucktards that run my county have put a bunch in since I moved here! You have to time it right when pulling a 50ft gooseneck
Yea, it is my opinion that they need to keep these friggen things on the other side of the pond where they belongThe fucktards that run my county have put a bunch in since I moved here! You have to time it right when pulling a 50ft gooseneck
Is the 10mm socket there too. LOLView attachment 788617 It’s after 5:00 McMaster Carr is closed and we’ve only got 4-10mm trim screws in the shop and this plane leaves in 20 minutes! What do we do boss? Go to my tool box and grab the shiny duct tape! This should hold it to Dallas, they say they have a ¾ box full of 10mm trim screws over there!
View attachment 788617 It’s after 5:00 McMaster Carr is closed and we’ve only got 4-10mm trim screws in the shop and this plane leaves in 20 minutes! What do we do boss? Go to my tool box and grab the shiny duct tape! This should hold it to Dallas, they say they have a ¾ box full of 10mm trim screws over there!