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I see you would know. [thumbzup] http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-mods-hot-rodding/75083-m820-rv-build-m4-van-body-build.html

And before you ask, all I know about the big brown machine is that it was supposedly once a mobile missile launch control center. The sides slide out for lots of interior space when parked. They (Colorado Unimogs) use it as a mobile hunting/fishing camp.

And other vehicles, including Pinzgauers and BV206s...

I visited this place a few years ago. The Unimog inventory has probably rotated since I was there, but I'm sure most of the 'salvageable' vehicles are still there. Colorado Unimogs - La Junta (60 miles east of Pueblo) Colorado Phone: 719/384-0882 Alt. Phone: 719/241-5419 Ask for: Rob Address...

Merge threads? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/upcoming-events/76893-attention-new-mexico-veterans-day-2011-a.html

I wouldn't worry about it. We are communicating, but you have some sort of a funny accent. :roll:

But...but...but this is suppose to be the 'Military Radios and Other Electronics' forum... :roll: :mrgreen:

And here you can find lots of military radio manuals... america1

Try this link... http://www.morsegroup.org/america1/AN%20PRC%2077/TM%2011-5820-667-35.pdf

Congrats! I had the same privilege to ride in Aluminum Overcast some years ago, also first in line and got the seat behind the pilot. Here's the video I made of the flight... Sorry for the jumpy video. I digitized it from a noisy camcorder tape and cut out the glitchy parts.

I'd be there if I could, but currently working out of state. Keep me in mind for similar events in the future.

From Jane's... DS2, ABC-M11 portable decontaminating apparatus (United States) - Jane's Nuclear, Biological And Chemical Defence The one in WARWAGS M1028...

Info and pictures of a rare 'little' tracked vehicle for your perusal, From the govt auction: From the guy that bought it: Despite what was said above, I think this was really built for the USAF. Sure looks faded strata blue to me! If you find yourself near Brainerd, MN, you can make...

Somewhat related, I did some 'work' with the IDF in the late '90s. Here's a shot of me and a couple of the IDF boys at our camp in the Negev right on the border. We did some runs along the border, but I can't remember what we were driving. You should have seen all the tall poles with cameras...

Yup, found their service and sales websites. Thanks. http://www.autorepairsnh.com/ http://www.importechautosales.com/ Will let you know when I pass that way. [thumbzup]

Can you tell me the name and/or address of the deuce shop? I hope to be taking my new deuce up that way in the next month or so and may be in need of parts or repair.

You are not alone... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/68939-spunkys-used-parts.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/65698-spunky-motor-pool-contact-info.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/29925-spunkys-motor-pool.html...

I sit corrected. ;-) http://www.steelsoldiers.com/trailers/30370-m101-dimensions.html

By the way, the distance between the wheel wells inside the M101A2 trailer bed is about 45". The comm shelter requires a bit over 48". I do not believe they will fit in the M101A3 either, and you can't trim that one down due to the larger tires.

No, just what's shown here... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members/rangerbob-albums-communications-shelters.html ...and nothing for sale.