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    BB 64 is USS Wisconsin (Iowa Class) now a museum in Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
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    C130 Hercules Tragedy
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    Don't hang around to look too long; tide comes in fast. Times of the tides
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    ** Spanish AF?
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    ^^ These guys are strac; sandbags are dressed right and covered down :-)
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    I never saw a flash from a main gun like that on the firing range, even at night if I am not badly snakebitten. Maybe the film or digital camera responds over a wider light spectrum?
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    Are we taking miniaturization too far?
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    ^^ I had no idea Osprey could be configured in such a way for transport.
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    http://www.idf.il/1561-en/Dover.aspx
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    Google image search yields result as Chengdu J-20!
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    F22 Raptor?
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    You are an excellent intel analyst.:thumb:
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    Sicily is the largest DZ on Fort Bragg and I bet a C-17 couldn't get a full load of paratroopers out over the smaller ones. I've seen a drop like that from the ground; you think they will never stop exiting that aircraft. Sicily Drop Zone
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    187th Infantry Regiment (United States) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    ^^ Naval Special Warfare Goes Hollywood
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    Sailor on the right needs to see the Quartermaster for a larger helmet. :-)
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    USS Frank Cable (AS 40) needs to deploy a detail with steel brushes to clean up that marine growth on the hull of USS Oklahoma City (SSN 723).
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