That's one expensive tv back in the day. That tv, and I think huge vcr had to be what $3,000 back then?
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Dogs.....I love dogs.....
Harley, Sue's and my fifth Great Dane. RIP you sweet boy.
Scott
We obviously love our dog. She is currently a 32 pound clown show.
Don't know how you get plastic to look so much like real wood! Just amazing.
You have my permission to shoot me now with one of these fine looking guns.
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Thank you sir....Don't know how you get plastic to look so much like real wood! Just amazing.
You have my permission to shoot me now with one of these fine looking guns.
Yeah I know crap talker right
Real wood is expensive!
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I took almost the same pic on Sunday
The pictures were taken at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, OH and that is “The real McCoy.” One of the specially-built “Silverplate” B-29’s.
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That B-17 is also awesome. No chin turret, so not a G model.
They’re all awesome!
Back when WIX was quality
A few pics of my Dad while he served in the 8th Air Force 96th Bomb Group based out of Snetterton Heath. Dad's standing in the middle in the last picture.
Scott
Scott
Boston Navy Yard 1943.
Iowa class battleship USS Iowa (BB-61) in the drydock. Iowa had run aground during exercises and was put into drydock for inspection of her hull, screws, and rudder.
Essex class aircraft carrier USS Bunker Hill (CV-17). She was built at the Fore River Yard nearby.
Baltimore class heavy cruiser USS Baltimore (CA-68).
One Fletcher class destroyer, five Benson class (?).
French destroyer Le Fantasque is also present - at 434’ almost 100' longer than the American DD’s. She joined the Free French in November ‘42 and was refit in Boston 21 Feb ‘43 until 25 June.
Iowa class battleship USS Iowa (BB-61) in the drydock. Iowa had run aground during exercises and was put into drydock for inspection of her hull, screws, and rudder.
Essex class aircraft carrier USS Bunker Hill (CV-17). She was built at the Fore River Yard nearby.
Baltimore class heavy cruiser USS Baltimore (CA-68).
One Fletcher class destroyer, five Benson class (?).
French destroyer Le Fantasque is also present - at 434’ almost 100' longer than the American DD’s. She joined the Free French in November ‘42 and was refit in Boston 21 Feb ‘43 until 25 June.
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Waist gunner?