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I took like 2 quarts of that stuff to a July 4th gathering here. Like 20 participants there. I went to get the surplus when we were done and there was none 
. I guess they liked it 
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I took like 2 quarts of that stuff to a July 4th gathering here. Like 20 participants there. I went to get the surplus when we were done and there was none . I guess they liked it 
I just finished watching Tike. This was entertaining
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That reminds me of a young Marine rotating home and decided to bring some desert sand home with him as a memento. Stuffed a glass jar full of sand and wrapped it cammies then stuffed in sea bag. Keep in mind luggage delivery comprised of a pallet with a pyramid of sea bags that got kicked out of the back of a C130 with a chute on it while jump master laughing like a hyena says chase your luggage boys! It hits the deck the dogs go over it and then you head home, thankful to once again be back, alive and on US soil. I get to barracks and open mine to a sea bag full of glass shards and sand on everything I own. Epic fail!
Looks like we all might invade Lons garage. What could possibly go wrong.
I'm guessing he's real busy this time of year and might have to wait till a few months.
Steak, baked potato and green beans……no pics it was delicious
Well luggage didn't make it home proper but hoping you did and am proud of you all for looking after us here at home.
That sounds good.
Never pack a banana in the top flap of your rucksack
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I have been experimenting with a newly designed chest rig (no plates) super slim line, minimalistic and adaptable. Very comfy. Literally just have a small admin pouch at bottom, three mags and ifak, quick release on side panel. Easy on, easy off. It is the best piece of gear I have worn in many a moon.
Tube steak in a buntonight. For dinner
Thunder and lightning show, lots of wind and heavey rain.
Thunder and lightning show, lots of wind and heavey rain.
PST waving the new corporate flag
I like a lightning storm as long as no hail or lots of rain.
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I like them too, so long as the strikes don't ignite the brush country
. We don't get many around here. The last one we had, got a strike about 2 blocks from my house. It got a sizable tree in a backyard. It took out the brick wall next to the tree and ignited the house on the other side of the yard. 
All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment aka ALICE Pack
Supposed to be for 50 to 70 pounds...we usually rolled with around 100 - 125 pounds
The safest place for your things that break is in the middle of the main compartment, but for other things that you need quick access to, you usually put those in the top flap pouch, since when you "rucksack flop" the side pouches will absorb the impact with the ground.
Much of that remains constant, except for the "top flap" rule when conducting airborne operations, which inverts the rucksack
I say all that, to say this....
My Demo Sergeant, after an infiltration jump and relatively long movement carrying our rucksacks, does the flop as we take a break... Pulls open the top flap of his rucksack and makes the comment "I guess I shouldn't have put my banana in the top flap"... Which in total darkness and fairly exhausted...was EXTREMELY funny.
Banana mush covered everything in that pocket.
Yikes.I like them too, so long as the strikes don't ignite the brush country
Yeah, nice to see at some distance. Gets pretty scary pretty quickly up close
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I know they probably thought those push buttons were stylish, but they had another stylish dash shifter too.
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Just look like 15xskinny to me.
Maybe its the lack of molding around the wheel well.
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