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Old 02-22-2013, 1:19 PM
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For those who watched Das Boat and also those who just love German submarines in general.

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Old 02-25-2013, 7:52 AM
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Marksmanship with the M1-Garand. Older US Military Training video.

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Old 02-26-2013, 9:19 AM
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Awesome site for information about the 1911A1 series. A great place to do some research on that series.

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Old 02-28-2013, 2:24 PM
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Medcop was shooting Urodoji’s CAR-15 and had commented to him on the excellent, smooth
trigger. I was asked to send Medcop a description of how this was done. Urodoji got Medcop in touch with me, and I did some sketches, and described to Medcop how to do it.
I thought this was common knowledge, but I was asked on AR15.com’s Chat to write this up for
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Old 03-01-2013, 11:01 AM
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Raised from the depths: German seaplane recovered from fjord 70 years after it sank in such good condition it could even fly again

Heinkel He-115 sank after botched water landing in 1942
Spotted by Norwegian mappers using sonar equipment in 2005
Lifted from its saltwater grave by crane and will now be restored

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Old 03-03-2013, 1:54 PM
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Since 1996, The Golden Closet has been one of the leading vendors of authentic screen used wardrobe and props in the world. We have established a skilled team of experts who are devoted to the documentation and preservation of iconic costumes and props from all eras of entertainment history.


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Old 03-04-2013, 8:24 AM
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Historical Background

During WW II, the US lost hundreds of aircraft in the China-Burma-India (CBI) theater of operations. Although hostile fire from Japanese forces accounted for many of these aircraft losses, the vast majority of US aircraft were lost due to inhospitable weather, mechanical failure or navigational error.

The Aluminum Trail, published in 1989 by Chic Marrs Quinn, lists over 700 US aircraft lost in the CBI theater. The personnel losses were far in excess of this number, as most aircraft had multiple crewmembers and were often transporting passengers. The US Dept of Defense stated in 2004, that more than 500 US aircraft and 1,200 crewmembers and passengers remain missing in the CBI theater, with an estimated 416 Americans still missing in India alone. Nowhere in the CBI theater were the aircraft losses higher than on the notorious Hump route between US airbases in northeastern India and airfields in China. Many of these aircraft have never been found, and their crews and passengers have since been declared Administratively Dead, Unrecoverable or MIA. The CBI theater and its Hump route might have more MIA US airmen than any other WW II theater of operations.

I have taken on the project of searching for and recovering these MIA Americans. For practical reasons, the initial focus of the MIA recovery project is on finding and identifying the crashed aircraft. Once the found aircraft have been positively identified, a review of archival records will quickly determine everyone who was aboard the aircraft when it disappeared. Generally speaking, most of the crashsites that I reach have unrecovered crewmembers and often some passengers. It was very rare that the personnel had safely parachuted from the aircraft and survived the crash. Next, a detailed report is prepared and posted on this website along with relevant photos. A copy of my report is sent to the appropriate government agencies. Finally, I make every attempt to locate and notify the surviving family members of the personnel who were aboard the missing aircraft. Any human remains which I find at a crashsite are delivered to the US Dept of Defense for DNA matching and then repatriation to the families.

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Old 03-06-2013, 10:53 AM
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Ghost Town - Introduction

My name is Elena. I run this website and I don't have anything to sell. What I do have is my motorbike and the absolute freedom to ride it wherever curiosity and the speed demon take me.

I have ridden all my life and over the years I have owned several different motorbikes. I ended my search for a perfect bike with a big kawasaki ninja, that boasts a mature 147 horse power, some serious bark, is fast as a bullet and comfortable for a long trips. here is more about my motorcycle

I travel a lot and one of my favorite destinations leads North from Kiev, towards so called Chernobyl "dead zone", which is 130kms from my home. Why my favorite? Because one can take long rides there on empty roads.

The people there all left and nature is blooming. There are beautiful woods and lakes.

In places where roads have not been travelled by trucks or army vehicles, they are in the same condition they were 20 years ago - except for an occasional blade of grass that discovered a crack to spring through. Time does not ruin roads, so they may stay this way until they can be opened to normal traffic again........ a few centuries from now.


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Old 03-07-2013, 11:34 AM
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One of the VERY BEST stories on Digging for WW II artifacts..AWESOME

60 years ago a Kiev's area witnessed some of the most severe battles of WW2.
Covered with earth from explosions the humans, arms and ammunitions were left on the battlefields.

With entering this site, you will join me and my friends for visiting a historic places of battles. We don't take standard trips with their boring guides, we take shovels, detectors and plenty of water. Water because the only way to find something is to dig and when you dig, you drink. You drink a lot because once you found a relic you can't stop digging, you know, it is real, it was there in time of a great event and you know that next item can be this special one worth all you efforts...

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Old 03-08-2013, 8:22 AM
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Metal Detecting WW2 German & Russian Military Relics in Estonia.

Digging WW2 Artifacts Not By Choice

This is Sergei and his WW II Detecting and Uncovering-Press Me

Below are images that the above individual collected from Russian Artifact Diggers. There are links to the pages with the images, but they are in Russian for the descriptions.

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Old 03-11-2013, 10:14 AM
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Right now I am restoring a K43 late model. So I have been reading anything and everything about that series. So much neat stuff about that series of rifles.
I came across the links provided below.
Awesome stuff about World War II and items recovered. A fantastic list of interesting images and stories.
Enjoy as I have been doing...

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Old 03-12-2013, 9:03 AM
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A little bit of work and you can uncover all kinds of cool content. Only cool if you love this kind of stuff. I do.
Its a little bit of work to make my threads interesting, but worth it for me and cal gunners who have been so wonderfully generous to me.

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About MISSING MILITARY

If you are into WW2 plane and tank relics and restoration, then enjoy the collection on this channel.

I try to only put up quality footage and images to save you all trawling through the masses of info out there.
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Old 03-14-2013, 1:33 PM
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Guadalcanal Battle Sites
1942 - 2012
Welcome to my web page, where you can accompany me on my visits to the Guadalcanal battlefields during 1995 - 2012.
I live in Melbourne, Australia and have been into history since I was a kid. During 1995 -2012 I have made 9 trips to explore the Guadalcanal land battlefields. My next trip will be in July 2013.
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Old 03-15-2013, 10:12 AM
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Please take the time to enjoy a small selection of the artifacts that we have on display at the Museum of World War II. Every artifact in our collection has its own history, and ties to human lives. Each artifact has a small section of its story told here.

All Kinds of Images and Information-Take the Virtual Tour-Press Me
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Old 03-18-2013, 9:45 AM
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Okay.. Lets take a look at some WWII German planes of the Luftwaffe. Currently I will continue with my World War II theme in post bumpage.

Luftwaffe Planes from WWII- Press Me
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Old 03-19-2013, 9:52 AM
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Back to Relic Digging Up and what not. Becoming a slight challenge to find interesting media to bump my threads with. I should just be like most others... And just simply bump them.
Oh well....
Videos on this site. Quite a few of them. I do prefer pictures and typed words to watching a video.

History Hunter of World War II-Press Me

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A website listing the 10 Deadliest Snipers of World War II. Not surprising most are Russian.

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Old 03-21-2013, 10:34 AM
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Here is the 7 most incredible Tank Graveyards...

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Old 03-22-2013, 11:28 AM
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Had to Bump this page back up with the 10 Most Incredible Plane Storage areas...

Mostly awesome, not Full Awesome Plane Bone Yard- Press Me

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Old 03-25-2013, 10:56 AM
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After the War pics.. Black and White but quite powerful.. A little bit of a change from what I have been using to bump my threads...

Haunting Images, or not... You be the judge-Press Me

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Continuing with my theme of World War II. Interesting video of black and white film of WW II combat action.....

YouTube Clip German Snipers-Press Me
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Old 03-27-2013, 11:42 AM
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More Youtube goodness. About 45 mins of combat footage and firearms from World War II......

Tales of the Gun-World War II Weapons-Press Me
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Old 03-28-2013, 10:27 AM
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I LOVE Military models... This is a super cool site sent to me by a friend who makes and sells his own castings...
This is not his site........

War Time Models by Professionals-Press Me
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A very informative read about Brass Cased 223 VS Steel Cased. A very, very involved test. Excellent info and many images and graphs....

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Old 04-01-2013, 10:52 AM
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More time spent checking out the model making. I can not help myself with my sincere enjoyment of this form of hobby. Here in this days link is the work of a true artist who seems to work with dioramas. Incredible mastery of this form. Completely original work. Not that I am any expert, but I feel if you check out his site and the image gallery to the right you will see what I saw.... Amazing!!

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Again with the model theme. This guy from Norway builds some very, very impressive dioramas. On this page are the threads where his work can be viewed.

Per Olav Diorama builder from Norway-Press Me
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Bumping this one again...........
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(2000+) rds Lake City mostly Crimped primers 223/5.56- $200 for the whole box shipped

(457) Fired Polished 44 Mag $85

(100) 220 Swift 50 Grain Sierras $70
(109) 6MM loaded Rem UMC cases 75/85 Grain Bullets Soft Point/Hollow Point $70

(30) Fired 25-35 Rem UMC/Super X $10

(50) Fired 32 Winchester Special $15
I'll take the lake city 2000 rounds
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Second on the .223 brass.

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