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The same chassis was also used for the Light Recovery Vehicle, M578, or the VTR as we called it.

I would add that they also stood watch at the Hof Gap during the Cold War. In the later stages of the First Gulf War, we had an entire M110 (43 caliber) battalion supporting our cav squadron moving into the Euphrates River valley.

Had a glitch. Meant to say she is naive and will get played by the 17 or so agencies under the ODNI umbrella. Just because she was in the ARNG, was a congress critter, and made a trip to Syria does not give her the acumen to smell a home grown rat. I wanted Ric Grenell to assume the post...

I can speak of this first hand although my experience is from 2008 to 2013. Tulsi was given an assessment which has a history going back to 2007. My agency basically operated a sliding scale with the time to build a bomb in six months. Then when six months passed, it was another six months...

Eons ago there was and additional story about the 28th. There was a Captain and a few soldiers of the 28th who melted into the woods and gathered up more stragglers and formed a guerrilla band. They took a while to get their act together, but eventually German units started noticing their...

My college roomie's Dad flew A-26s out of northern Italy in late WWII. This could be one of those "there I was at 20,000 feet" stories, he told me his Dad's group was flying north into Germany and FW 190s attempted to intercept. The way he told it was the Invader was very fast and for German...

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The man playing Dr. Frankenstein is better known for playing Sherlock Holmes. Who is he?

Correct. He was married for a brief time to a Eurasian woman while serving in VN and had a daughter who showed up in the last episode of the series IIRC.

In the entire Magnum PI series, Magnum was never shown to have been married and had no children. a. True b. false

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Orson Welles

Who did the voice of Robin Masters in Magnum PI?

Yes to British Army, however he retired as a Sergeant Major.

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What military did Higgins serve in and what was his rank when he retired?

What was Thomas Magnum's pistol of choice?

We used this excuse in the aughts and beyond for not taking action against their underground facilities. IOW it was "we don't have the munitions." They have to breath, eat and drink. Destroying ventilation ducts and entrances; we knew where they were and what was going in and out was...

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Conceptually, to combat cartels and FTOs it's a good idea. Practically, as the article notes, it apparently increases money, people, assets, etc. Efficiency is not gained by increases; it's realized by reduced budgets, people and focused priorities. DEA and ATF are not alone in this. I've...