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That's a 3rd Armored Division vehicle. 33rd Armored Regiment, C Company. Not sure of the purpose though. C2 might be the XO or someone else in the company headquarters. Not sure of the WWII bumper admin numbers. Today 6 means the commander, 5 xo, 7 is 1st sergeant, 1 2 3 platoons. 16 is...

Before going into the site, go to tools in upper right of your browser screen. Then Internet Options. Then the advanced tab. Then scroll all the way down. Ensure your TLS 1.0 is checked. Not sure how I found out about this---but what do I know. I don't know Jack...or Jill for that matter...

I'm throwing this out in hopes someone can help me out. I'm lookig for the specific bumper number for the halftracks in D Co 83rd Recon Battalion, 3rd Armored Division. I know they'd be 3 (triangle) 83 R and on the other side D-#. What is the # is the question. Also if anyone has any photos...

Very nice.

Had to do some converting but here is what I found. Just so you know howto read this. The letter under the "IND column is an A = for the entire set B = for a major item within the set (Component) C = a component for a major item (Sub-Component)

So the type I NSN last four -8823 is used by units which will identify and provide their peculiar tool loads. Type II -8824 is a type I shop set plus a tool load peculiar to the Enigineer unit that will enable the operator to perform onsite maint and repair of engineer equip Type III -8825 is...

I think there were 4 different versions and only 2 had set kits and the other 2 were "as determined by Commander". I have the sko's for the 2 somewhere on a disc. I'll try to hunt it down this week.

Had a very nice brunch with VPED and his wife and my family. We had a great time discussing green iron and the area. Thanks for coming, it was a pleasure and hopefully next time others can make it.

Understood. We are hitting the early bird at the church and then heading over. I plan on being at the coral until about noon or even later depending on who shows.

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Anyone, anyone. Bueller, Bueller....Ferris Bueller.

Glad he did. That would have been one heck of a road trip for me, especially on short notice. LOL.

Organization: 54TH QUARTERMASTER COMPANY Location: FT LEE VA Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO D/S 5-TON Model: M925 NSN: 2320010478769 Serial Number: C52502493 Registration Number: NL0JTT Year of Mfg: 1985 Manufacturer: 65909 Contract Number: DAAE07-81-C-5597 Nov 2004...

Organization: COMPANY A (-DET 1) 181ST SUPPORT BATTALION Location: SEATTLE WA Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2T Model: M35A2C NSN: 2320009260873 Serial Number: 54012019 Registration Number: NK05CJ Year of Mfg: 1972 Manufacturer: 65909 Sep 1993

Organization: 974TH QUARTERMASTER COMPANY Location: AMARILLO TX Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO D/S 5-TON Model: M923 NSN: 2320010502084 Serial Number: C52307919 Registration Number: NL0KDW Year of Mfg: 1985 Manufacturer: 65909 Contract Number: DAAE07-81-C-5597 March...

Organization: 82ND SIGNAL BN CO C Location: SCHENECTADY NY Nomenclature: GEN ST (DSL) Model: PU-798 NSN: 6115013199032 Serial Number: T93340156 Registration Number: VC0K15 Feb 2002 There was also a note that this we in Contingency Stock so I think it was stored in...

If the side racks are complete and all fiberglass, normally 250-350 depending if A2 or A2C and condition from the right person. Go to one of the big boys, pay big bucks The bows for a complete set of fiberglass staves, metal corners, and metal bows, (5 total bow sections for a deuce) is...

Fire Depts probably don't want them due to their maintenance upkeep. They are also top heavy so side hill firefighting is problematic. Next is problem of getting a brush guard on a cab over design. Add to this the height of the bed. Overall, I think they will say thanks but no thanks. Not...

You won't find the answer in the -10 or -20 manuals. You must use a -P manual, in this case the TM 11-5820-898-20P. That gave me 6210-00-882-3617 as the stock number. Punched that into the top secret database with the abbreviation of G.O.O.G.L.E. and that gave me one of those high priced...

Does anyone know the size of bushings I need to buy from LMC truck for the leaf springs for a M1009? I think I'm going to change mine out. I'll also be changing out the bushings for the pitman arm and sway bar. Figure it's time to do it.