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- Genteel Poverty
- Head start (and still going)
- Grouchomobile
- My how times have changed!
- Watch me
- Worth a Visit
- "Home" is a four-letter word, too
- There is gentrification going on now
- Lots still there!
- Variety
- Good bunch of guys
- Juan de la cruz is awesome
- Bye bye M1917 Helmet
- Horse ghost?
- Looks like Central Casting
- I'd Like To ...
- The S.S. John W. Brown
- Waxed paper
- Serious honkers.
- "Like a disturbed rabbit"
- Brown bags
- What is being said
- Short-lived but crucial
- Fender step
- I Am the Little Jordan Tomboy ...
- 17.50" Rim
- Way, way, WAY west of Laramie
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- A lot of cars
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Big Muddy: 1942
Fort Knox, June 1942. "Light tank going through water obstacle." View full size. 4x5 Kodachrome transparency by Alfred Palmer, Office of War Information.
Tanker
My dad went through Fort Knox for tank training about the same time this phot was taken. Could be him driving this very tank.
Kentucky Mud
I believe I drove through that very same obstacle in 1982 when I was learning to drive tanks.
M3 Stuart
A light tank, called the Honey in Britain. Machine gun ports in the hull help distinguish this model, as well as the hexagonal commander's hatch. The M3A1 ditched the hull mounted side machine guns.
At least this mudhole is shallow, one in France swallowed up a later M5 model in 1944.
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