Random Object Photographs
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OLDNAVYMCPO
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Shooting Padre
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Caught this fellow passing by.
Back door visitor
No, I do not know what it unlocks.
Does it weigh 2.2 lbs?
Watchdog
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That new bridge is sterile, and I like the old one better, because it has texture, grace and character. I've never walked it, but driven over it many times years ago.
Them Swedes are big on composting.
OLDNAVYMCPO
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THE PILGRIM
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I didn't know that Bonnie and Clyde had any kids!
Not to copy-cat Watch Dog, but.....
1. Captain J. B. Moncrief Jr. US Army Air Corps. circa 1944 when he was training cadets to fly at the Air Base in Enid Oklahoma.
2. Mrs. Moncrief about that same time.
3. Me and Mom circa late 1945 or early 1946
4. Me fresh out of boot camp at NTC San Diego, Ca. September, 1962. (Yes I actually had a full head of hair and a full set of teeth.
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1. Captain J. B. Moncrief Jr. US Army Air Corps. circa 1944 when he was training cadets to fly at the Air Base in Enid Oklahoma.
2. Mrs. Moncrief about that same time.
3. Me and Mom circa late 1945 or early 1946
4. Me fresh out of boot camp at NTC San Diego, Ca. September, 1962. (Yes I actually had a full head of hair and a full set of teeth.
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Dad:
Jack, this has been in my wallet since '75. It's hard to tell but I was wearing an OD "jungle" fatigue shirt.
codenamedave
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First to correctly identify earns the right to a hearty hand clasp and "well done".
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dave holl
Absent Comrade
First to correctly identify earns the right to a hearty hand clasp and "well done".
Guess #1
The ID tag on the differential housing of a vehicle.
Guess #2
An ID tag somewhere on a vehicle, covered with recently sprayed undercoating or grease.
