A Cool old Photo from Military Service

[bpd459]

Greetings,
Just going through old photos. A pic from 1987, from Tiger Island Honduras.

 

[precision1]

Guns get chit done.
My son got home less than a year ago from Marines.infantry he fired everything you can imagine and cross trained.marines do things a little different recently cross training like the old days.

 

[jackieschmidt]

Greetings,
Just going through old photos. A pic from 1987, from Tiger Island Honduras.

Yes, that does bring back memories, not, 1987, but 1967.

 

[NW42]

That is an interesting pic. Nice!

 

[nmkid]

Yes, that does bring back memories, not, 1987, but 1967.

The same goes for me. I was attached to the 25th Infantry for a few months in 1966 and got to fire one of those babies. It still brings a smile to my face.

 

[Big Mc]

Yes, that does bring back memories, not, 1987, but 1967.

Me Too. Tommy Mc

 

[Doug Casner]

I have a buddy that was in Bagdad. A guy was shooting at them with an AK then getting behind a brick wall. My buddy had a m2 browning. He just shot through the wall. Shooting stopped. The bad guy was oughta his league. Doug

 

[Rick in Oregon]

My last experience with the Ma Deuce was also a while back......1966 to be exact. It's one weapon system you do not want to be on the receiving end of.



Now my current "love caliber" is a tad smaller......the 20VT. Less recoil too.

 

[troupe]

I would like to thank our veterans for sharing these valuable photos and memories, and thank you all for your service to this great country.

 

[Rick in Oregon]

Another pic of the M2 with the O/U mount of the 81mm lanyard-fired mortor on our PCF's. Another sweet combination that had the 'desired effect'.



Pic taken in the spring of 1966 in Chu Lai, Vietnam.

 

[Doug Casner]

Thank ya, vets Doug

 

[Riesel]

Just in case you haven't heard, March 29th has been declared "National Vietnam War Veterans Day".
I'm thinking we might have President Trump and maybe Pete H to thank for remembering.
Sgt. John Kuehl, USAF, 1970-1974

 

[choprzrul]

The same goes for me. I was attached to the 25th Infantry for a few months in 1966 and got to fire one of those babies. It still brings a smile to my face.

You happen to know a guy with the last name 'Schroeder'? APC driver I believe.

 

[JPB4BAMA]

My first really big gun. Schweinfurt FRG 1982. 2BN, 64th Armor, 3rd Infantry Division (Rock of the Marne). We (2 & 3 BN's) were the first to field the M1 Abrams. My vehicle Hull number was "3".

 

[precision1]

My first really big gun. Schweinfurt FRG 1982. 2BN, 64th Armor, 3rd Infantry Division (Rock of the Marne). We (2 & 3 BN's) were the first to field the M1 Abrams. My vehicle Hull number was "3".

Wow awesome pic

 

[precision1]

Definitely thank you for y'all's service.it takes alot of selflessness for most to join .

Cool pics

 

[ELR LVR]

Another pic of the M2 with the O/U mount of the 81mm lanyard-fired mortor on our PCF's. Another sweet combination that had the 'desired effect'.



Pic taken in the spring of 1966 in Chu Lai, Vietnam.

That is an amazing quality looking picture if taken in 1966, it looks recent

 

[Straightshooter1]

Greetings,
Just going through old photos. A pic from 1987, from Tiger Island Honduras.

Nothing like a little fire power!

1968

 

[Bill Score]

Christmas 2016

 

[ISS]

NMKid,

you were in Tropic Lightning in 66?