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Can anyone tell what this symbol means on my M1009?
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Door symbol on M1009?
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
what ever it is it looks cool.
what ever it is it looks cool.
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
Are there any bumber markings?
Are there any bumber markings?
rfischba1
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
yes,
Unit markings on driver side : 53 HTC 205C6B
Passenger side reads: 133 QM69
I beleive the truck is out of NY
yes,
Unit markings on driver side : 53 HTC 205C6B
Passenger side reads: 133 QM69
I beleive the truck is out of NY
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
Just some sort of a unit marking. Every unit has them but few actually put them on their vehicles.
Just some sort of a unit marking. Every unit has them but few actually put them on their vehicles.
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
53rd troop command, NY ANG. Maybe Medlog can fill in the rest...pos Quarter Masters?
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/53tc.htm
53rd troop command, NY ANG. Maybe Medlog can fill in the rest...pos Quarter Masters?
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/53tc.htm
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
Spellings a little off -
53rd Troop Command, NY ARNG.
205th Corps Support Battalion.
133rd Quartermasters Company, Brooklyn NY
Truck #69
Hey, 69 is always a good number! Well, most of the time I guess....
Spellings a little off -
53rd Troop Command, NY ARNG.
205th Corps Support Battalion.
133rd Quartermasters Company, Brooklyn NY
Truck #69
Hey, 69 is always a good number! Well, most of the time I guess....
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RE: Door symbol on M1109?
I fixed your title, and sweet symbol
I fixed your title, and sweet symbol
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Re: RE: Door symbol on M1109?
Emblem is an unofficial unit emblem.
It's NY Army National Guard. 53rd Headdquarters Troop Command, 205 Corps Support Battalion, 133rd Quartermaster Company out of Brooklyn, NY.rfischba1 said:
Emblem is an unofficial unit emblem.
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Ordnance Corps
The top part of the emblem is the Ordnance Corps Fireball or bomb or whatever you want to call it. It is the right collar insignia for all enlisted maintenance personnel on their dress green uniforms. The marks below it are a crossed rifle and wrench, signifying that this is a fully capable FIGHTING maintenance unit, not lowly REMFs keeping everyone else going.
These guys are proud to be mechanics.
The top part of the emblem is the Ordnance Corps Fireball or bomb or whatever you want to call it. It is the right collar insignia for all enlisted maintenance personnel on their dress green uniforms. The marks below it are a crossed rifle and wrench, signifying that this is a fully capable FIGHTING maintenance unit, not lowly REMFs keeping everyone else going.
These guys are proud to be mechanics.
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RE: Ordnance Corps
REMF...I haven't heard that for years!
REMF...I haven't heard that for years!
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RE: Ordnance Corps
I heard it a lot because that's what I was. Although, most of the INFANTRY legs ridiing gratefully in my truck called us POGUES.
I heard it a lot because that's what I was. Although, most of the INFANTRY legs ridiing gratefully in my truck called us POGUES.
RE: Ordnance Corps
Mechanic's have guns since when? I thought REMFing was the way of life for them. HAHA! Naw that symbol isnt even a regular ordnance ball but means it, its a artistic repesentation its like a unit calling card, some get away with it, some dont. In the Infantry we had death cards made up with our unit logos on them and place a card on the dead to show who had been there. These guys are showing off what trucks belong to their unit. That FOB runner aint doing any fighting these days. If it did any it would of been during the first 1-2 years of the war before they made it mandantory to have armor vehicles. Plan and simple soldiers think its cool to violate unit SOP's, TM's, and UCMJ to decorate their assigned vehicles with non-standard patterns.
Mechanic's have guns since when? I thought REMFing was the way of life for them. HAHA! Naw that symbol isnt even a regular ordnance ball but means it, its a artistic repesentation its like a unit calling card, some get away with it, some dont. In the Infantry we had death cards made up with our unit logos on them and place a card on the dead to show who had been there. These guys are showing off what trucks belong to their unit. That FOB runner aint doing any fighting these days. If it did any it would of been during the first 1-2 years of the war before they made it mandantory to have armor vehicles. Plan and simple soldiers think its cool to violate unit SOP's, TM's, and UCMJ to decorate their assigned vehicles with non-standard patterns.