I scanned a bunch of pictures taken in Kentucky and a few other places. They are probably pretty boring, but I just needed to justify using my new scanner.



Swimming.





Clearing brush.





Our drowned tank.



Crusing trees.













JP8 spill.





















Getting ready for libo.



If anyone has any tanking pictures, I'd love to see them.

You've some good shots of the ABV in there. That was one of the better driving ranges I've been on. The last one we had was cold and wet. I've got some pics I'll try to get up soon.

hey king, question. what is the tube sticking out of the breech block , just right of the main gun barrel? is that a coax gun or some kinda sight? this curious airwinger wants to know. by the way, nice pics, what kind of camera do ya use?

That little tube is the barrel housing for the M240 coax. You win!

Thanks Sandidge. I wish I used a nicer camera, but those were all taken from disposables. I have an "indestructable" digital camera, but never want to find out how much abuse it can really take.

You got some nice picture's there.

thanks for sharing the pics. they're great!

Like the Mine Plow. I had one on my hog, but it sure did not look like that.

Thats the Pearson full width mine plow. Good on the ABV, not so much on an MBT. I talked with a few guys that had them on their tanks during OIF1, they couldn't wait to get them off.

Korean War era tank from USMC Museum.

This was my Mine Plow. 1988

Hit the Gas !
Hitting the Onslow Beach. 1987

Where's the Beach !

Paiful At Ft. Pickett
Torsion bar's broken.
Mine Plow in background on the 3rd Heard's Tank.

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Train Guard Duty.
ACo. Railheading Tank's to Moorhead City.

Natasha's Dream was named after a stripper in Canada. Ft Drum Ny. 1993

Those are great photos...all of them posted here. There is no such thing as a boring picture when a tank is in the shot!!!

Great photos guys! Sorry I haven't said so earlier, but I have been on the East Coast.

All I can say without going on some long diatribe is OOH RAH Marine Corps Tankers. Damn those photos of Fort Knox training grounds bring back some fun memories, mind you when I was a driver, I never got my M60A1 stuck, but I'll be damned if I didn't get wet. Good Times.

Semper Fidelis.

If I knew how to post a photo here, I'd bore you-all with lots of tanks in Vietnam.

Or put them on your public profile for those who are interested can just go there. Then you can just tell everyone when you have posted new ones. Just a thought after you have figured out how to add photos on your computer. Good luck to you.

Semper Fidelis.