What is the nomenclature of his weapon? Year this photo was taken?
Harrington and Ryky, trained as an explosive-detection dog, met in 2008. They went on to do two tours together in the war zones of the 21st century. From September 2008 to October 2009, the pair deployed to Iraq, and from September 2010 to October 2011, they were in Afghanistan.
Did you know, at that time, the military classified its working dogs as equipment, and those “retired” while overseas weren't granted transport back to the United States.??
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A US military dog who lost her leg while on duty in Afghanistan has become the first to be awarded the animal equivalent of a British Victoria Cross.
German Shepherd Lucca, aged 12, completed over 400 separate missions during six years of active service with the U.S. military, where she would sniff out explosives.
It is believed she protected the lives of thousands of allied troops during her career, with there being no human casualties during any of her patrols
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A US military dog who lost her leg while on duty in Afghanistan has become the first to be awarded the animal equivalent of a British Victoria Cross.
German Shepherd Lucca, aged 12, completed over 400 separate missions during six years of active service with the U.S. military, where she would sniff out explosives.
It is believed she protected the lives of thousands of allied troops during her career, with there being no human casualties during any of her patrols
Thank you all of our BRAVE men, women and furry friends for your service
and our FREEDOM!! Thank you also to their families for their sacrifice as well.
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I saw Led Zeppelin back in 68 at the Winter land in SF. I’ve seen Jimi Hendrix 4 types. I grew up in Palo Alto back in the sixties and went to concerts as often as I could. I can’t think of any concert I’ve ever seen that would hold a candle to seeing the greatest guitarist ever, Jimi Hendrix.
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Long Beach Grand Prix, April 14, 2019: I took a pic of Rossi’s banner while in the paddock. I didn’t realize until later that the person next to the banner was Rossi himself, who just happened to win the race...and back to back.
I have clippings from a newspaper from just prior to the accident, a picture of the ship after the name was painted on the stern (tough to see from this picture of my picture), and autographs from two survivors Milvinia Dean (youngest survivor) and Edwina Troutt MacKenzie. In the same newspaper I found a reference to John Jacob Astor, the wealthiest passenger aboard the Titanic.
I have clippings from a newspaper from just prior to the accident, a picture of the ship after the name was painted on the stern (tough to see from this picture of my picture), and autographs from two survivors Milvinia Dean (youngest survivor) and Edwina Troutt MacKenzie. In the same newspaper I found a reference to John Jacob Astor, the wealthiest passenger aboard the Titanic.
I have clippings from a newspaper from just prior to the accident, a picture of the ship after the name was painted on the stern (tough to see from this picture of my picture), and autographs from two survivors Milvinia Dean (youngest survivor) and Edwina Troutt MacKenzie. In the same newspaper I found a reference to John Jacob Astor, the wealthiest passenger aboard the Titanic.
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What is the nomenclature of his weapon? Year this photo was taken?
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Harrington and Ryky, trained as an explosive-detection dog, met in 2008. They went on to do two tours together in the war zones of the 21st century. From September 2008 to October 2009, the pair deployed to Iraq, and from September 2010 to October 2011, they were in Afghanistan.
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Appears to be a M249 SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon) or a variant.
Did you know, at that time, the military classified its working dogs as equipment, and those “retired” while overseas weren't granted transport back to the United States.??
More here https://www.dailysignal.com/2014/08/23/four-legs-life-service-fight-allow-military-working-dogs-retire-u-s-soil/
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No automatic weapons for those Americans @Bullsitter
Very nice depictions.
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Hanson?
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PS This could use its own thread/////////////but this IS a coin forum and I appreciate PCGS @HeatherBoyd giving us this Friday Thread
A US military dog who lost her leg while on duty in Afghanistan has become the first to be awarded the animal equivalent of a British Victoria Cross.
German Shepherd Lucca, aged 12, completed over 400 separate missions during six years of active service with the U.S. military, where she would sniff out explosives.
It is believed she protected the lives of thousands of allied troops during her career, with there being no human casualties during any of her patrols
Full story here with a nice video
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3524145/Lucky-Lucca-Marine-Corps-dog-lost-leg-sniffing-IEDs-mission-Afghanistan-awarded-highest-honor-animals-served-military.html
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Thanks @1630Boston! I do not think your pic would come close to any type of bamming.
Much appreciation to Lucca and her handler!
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Thank you all of our BRAVE men, women and furry friends for your service
and our FREEDOM!! Thank you also to their families for their sacrifice as well.
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I saw Led Zeppelin back in 68 at the Winter land in SF. I’ve seen Jimi Hendrix 4 types. I grew up in Palo Alto back in the sixties and went to concerts as often as I could. I can’t think of any concert I’ve ever seen that would hold a candle to seeing the greatest guitarist ever, Jimi Hendrix.
You sir are the MAN...
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Great posts and pictures!
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Long Beach Grand Prix, April 14, 2019: I took a pic of Rossi’s banner while in the paddock. I didn’t realize until later that the person next to the banner was Rossi himself, who just happened to win the race...and back to back.
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The magnetic strip along the right side of an iPad actually has a purpose but works to detect ferrous coins.
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My Titanic piece:
I have clippings from a newspaper from just prior to the accident, a picture of the ship after the name was painted on the stern (tough to see from this picture of my picture), and autographs from two survivors Milvinia Dean (youngest survivor) and Edwina Troutt MacKenzie. In the same newspaper I found a reference to John Jacob Astor, the wealthiest passenger aboard the Titanic.
https://www.biography.com/personality/millvina-dean
https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-survivor/edwina-troutt.html
https://www.biography.com/business-figure/john-jacob-astor-iv
That's really cool!
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Your an eclectic collector! Very cool!
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