PS Magazines: View Online, soon, I hope!

[steelsoldiers]

Hi All,
We have been trying for quite some time to get the PS Mags from the old Steel Soldiers site switched over to the "new" site. It is still a work in progress. In the meantime, I thought I could provide the link as a sticky so folks can easily find the section on the old site. Thanks again to cranetruck aka Bjorn for assembling this massive database.
https://www.nsncenter.com/Library/PSMagazine
Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite
THESE LINKS ARE DEAD

 

[The G Man]

Steel,

Great link. Excellent info. It also reminds me of how the Army was when I got in more concerned about mission than being PC. Yeah Connie was preety hot for a cartoon...lol

 

[houdel]

Hmmm, link don't work, am I the only person interested in looking at PS Magazine?

 

[cranetruck]

Hmmm, link don't work, am I the only person interested in looking at PS Magazine?

Don't think so, I got more to upload, but after two years plus of waiting, what can I say...
Lost my back-up copies when my computer crashed a year ago, always liked to be able to search the issues.

 

[gimpyrobb]

It will be better with the new software! Just hold your breath and ...

 

[axlr8]

i cant view it either.....now im anxious...

 

[clinto]

Hmmm, link don't work, am I the only person interested in looking at PS Magazine?

The link is old and when they do updates to the website, they keep doing it in formats that make old links incompatible.



You aren't the only one who misses the PS Magazines, they were great.


We are glad to see you posting again! Just the other day in chat we were wondering where you were.

 

[73m819]

Got my hopes up till saw the date, all well

 

[gimpyrobb]

Ron, if you want to get your hopes up, read this!

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/forum-news/73044-site-update-news.html
This link is also dead

 

[73m819]

Ron, if you want to get your hopes up, read this!

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/forum-news/73044-site-update-news.html

Yep, maybe this will help >>>

 

[doghead]

I wonder what will happen first, a website update or Rons M819 back on the road....

 

[73m819]

I wonder what will happen first, a website update or Rons M819 back on the road....

Now, that is a good question, sure glad there are YOUNG members that will be able to answer that.

 

[gimpyrobb]

Four score and seven years ago...

 

[clinto]

 

[gimpyrobb]

I was there for that! I think that is when Ron and I first met.

edit, nice wrecker Clinto.

 

[hndrsonj]

I was there for that! I think that is when Ron and I first met.

Same here.

 

[houdel]

We are glad to see you posting again! Just the other day in chat we were wondering where you were.

Thanks for the concern, I did get a bit off track for a while. I had some health issues a while back - heart attack & seven bypasses - followed up by some personal issues, then a computer crash, plus raising three teen age boys by myself since my wife passed. I still don't have a computer, using the kid's computer for now. But I'm back now, all seems to be going pretty well and you can expect to see me lurking about! -- Lee

 

[Danl]

danl

Hmmm, link don't work, am I the only person interested in looking at PS Magazine?

Don't feel bad it didn't work for me eather

 

[123mack]

Here's an archive of the first 20 years. PS Magazine, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly

This link is also dead.

 

[Storm 51]

I've been going through the PS mags online every morning for the past few months (2 issues a day) copying all the articles and mentions of the M-37 and applicable systems (radios, brakes, cooling systems, electrical systems, winches, stencils, fording, etc). I've got a substantial collection of articles for future reference (I made 3 copies of everything: a shop copy a library copy and a file copy). I'm up to issue 139 (1964) and I have 2 binders 4 inches thick full of articles (total of 6 binders).

PS is great. Love looking through them every morning. Lots of good info and social history.

Amazing what you learn too!

Storm 51