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Hoods, doors, roofs, winches, wenches anything and everything was game. Only sure bet is to check the frame serial number.

Sorry if I sent it to the wrong person. Not intentional. I'm burning the candle at both ends. In the old days that wasn't a problem but I'm 10 years older now.

412th Theater Engineer Command. 368th Engineer Battalion (New Hampshire, UIC: WS5FAA). Found this in open source so yep, that info is correct.

If you need further info, please don't waste your nor my time. I've passed on all my info to firefinder for the excel spreadsheet. Here's the info I posted reference the FOIA. If you need further info reference the FOIA, I haven't done one in roughly 3 years. I would highly suggest searching...

Rounds out, rounds out. Info sent.

I should have done it correctly 12-13 years ago. I should be punished...I'll let CHoW know. It'll probably be the best thing that's happened to me today.

Weeeelllll, that really sucks. You're correct and looking back at my originals, there's not much I can do now. I can't type the number nor content of the words I've just released. Dang folks, sorry about that. I guess about the good it will do is ensure they're in the system so you know...

Deuce lists will take some additional work before I can post them.

Some other misc stuff.

Misc Stuff

M715

For the young man in SW Virginia. M656 types

M543 trucks

M291, M292, M343

For all of you lucky Mule Skinners

5 ton crane truck

Early deuce

M123, 125, 127

Rest of the earlier 5 tons

More of the earlier 5 tons