Does anyone have any idea where to look for pics and references on this vehicle? It is the modernized version of the M106A1/2 4.2" Mortar Carrier. I found a couple of blurry pics, but not much to go on. Sabot has said he will see what he can get, but since he has a real job, those will come when they get here. In the meantime, anyone got any suggestions?
Thanks for the help!
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M1064 120mm Mortar Carrier
ARENGCA
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 05:34 AM UTC
relichunter00
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 06:04 AM UTC
Arengca,
This is not much and you may already have this link, but its all I found with more than 1 picture. http://www.armouredengineer.force9.co.uk/bucket/m1064.htm . Sorry I couldn't find more.
Anthony
This is not much and you may already have this link, but its all I found with more than 1 picture. http://www.armouredengineer.force9.co.uk/bucket/m1064.htm . Sorry I couldn't find more.
Anthony
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 06:13 AM UTC
Hold your horses, I'll get to it tomorrow. We just finished our accreditation today and I had to attend the outbriefing. Good news is that my site is certified to teach for the next 3 years, better news is that I have some down time at work so I can concentrate on taking more photos.
We let the evaluators drive around on the M1A1s up and down the airfield. They had never been in a tank, let alone drive one. They had much fun.
We let the evaluators drive around on the M1A1s up and down the airfield. They had never been in a tank, let alone drive one. They had much fun.
ARENGCA
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 06:39 AM UTC
Rob,
My post wasn't intended as anything but an observation that we ask a great deal from you, and sometimes we seem to forget that Uncle expects you to work, too. I didn't mean to sound like I am impatient. Sorry if I did sound that way. BTW, I understand dog-and-pony shows...I've given a few!
Honestly, whenever you get around to the pics is fine (even if it is a while, or not at all). I'm just trying to run down other sources, if there are any that are worthwhile.
A big THANK YOU is in order from all of us. You do a lot for us, and you need to know that we appreciate it!
My post wasn't intended as anything but an observation that we ask a great deal from you, and sometimes we seem to forget that Uncle expects you to work, too. I didn't mean to sound like I am impatient. Sorry if I did sound that way. BTW, I understand dog-and-pony shows...I've given a few!
Honestly, whenever you get around to the pics is fine (even if it is a while, or not at all). I'm just trying to run down other sources, if there are any that are worthwhile.
A big THANK YOU is in order from all of us. You do a lot for us, and you need to know that we appreciate it!
maxpain
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 07:41 AM UTC
Wow...
Civilians get to drive tanks around ?? Maaann :-) sometimes I wish I lived in the states.
Civilians get to drive tanks around ?? Maaann :-) sometimes I wish I lived in the states.
Ranger74
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 08:19 AM UTC
SABOT,
Congatulations on your accreditation :-) I know what it requires - I activated and commanded the 4th BN (Chemical), 100th Regt, 100th DIV (IT) 95-98. We taught the NBC Defense Course and trained 54Bs.
For all of you - Your tax dollars are being well spent at this RTS-Maint, if they were able to become accredited Everything is checked and double checked - the instructor procedures & quality of instruction, student records, instructor qualifications, and one of the killers - test control
AGAIN WELL DONE Now you have to maintain the accrediatation.. :-)
Congatulations on your accreditation :-) I know what it requires - I activated and commanded the 4th BN (Chemical), 100th Regt, 100th DIV (IT) 95-98. We taught the NBC Defense Course and trained 54Bs.
For all of you - Your tax dollars are being well spent at this RTS-Maint, if they were able to become accredited Everything is checked and double checked - the instructor procedures & quality of instruction, student records, instructor qualifications, and one of the killers - test control
AGAIN WELL DONE Now you have to maintain the accrediatation.. :-)
Ranger74
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 08:24 AM UTC
Forgot to ask - If I ever get to the Northeast again, can I drve an M1, huh, huh :-)
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 09:17 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Both evaluators are master sergeants (E-8) and were good guys out of the Ordnance Center & School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD. And sure, stop by and I'll let you drive.Wow...
Civilians get to drive tanks around ?? Maaann :-) sometimes I wish I lived in the states.
maxpain
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Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 - 09:47 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Quoted TextBoth evaluators are master sergeants (E-8) and were good guys out of the Ordnance Center & School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD. And sure, stop by and I'll let you drive.Wow...
Civilians get to drive tanks around ?? Maaann :-) sometimes I wish I lived in the states.
I'd love to but I probably won't be in the states anytime soon.. until then I will have to build more scale models :-)