Co. M 3/116 ACR out of Redmond, Or. 1978-1985 on m60's. Loved those tanks.
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Retired infantryman here, walking behind an M1 feels better than the sun‼️🇺
1 month ago | 16
I grew up living right beside ft Knox when live fire training was a thing !
1 month ago | 4
Golden Point - Even piped water from a single storage is a better option than over head tanks and all of the above is at Emmy's Expense ( El ) ( IMF )
1 month ago | 0
Golden Point - All overhead tanks like in the photo are to be demolished and replaced with underground water facilities so that more water can be stored and used especially in emergencies or long droughts or extra use and all of the above is at Emmy's Expense ( El )( IMF )
1 month ago | 0
Golden Point - All overhead tanks are a big, big security risk in case of disturbances ie Riots, genocides, wars and its advisable not to use them ( El )
1 month ago | 0
While in basic @ Ft Bening (D 1/19 in 95’)and during AIT, I fell in love with the Bradley. But this one is incredible. Where’s the ramp for me to load up? 😂. Guess I’ll cover foot support
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The U.S. Army
Oregon National Guard opens its first off-road tank trail
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Image: Tank commander Sgt. 1st Class Eric Gilliland, of 3rd Battalion, 116th Cavalry Regiment, communicates with driver Sgt. Maxwell Rounds from Castle Rock, Wash., as they maneuver their M1A2 SEP v2 Abrams tank onto the new six-mile tank trail at Raymond F. Rees Training Center in Umatilla, Oregon, Feb. 1, 2025. The new trail enables local National Guard tank crews to conduct essential driver training without traveling to out-of-state facilities. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Wayne Clyne)
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