Ridge Rider
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Saw this on my friends front porch in Brevard, NC. They have a bunch of them up there!
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David1tontj
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Looks like they threw his crap out the window too! Must have mouthed off to dad!
05 Tj, long arm, one ton, lockers, winches, 39.5" Iroks
Tigrcky
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i know if i bad mouth my dad id be sitting in the hospital ... you just dont disrespect your folks!
Jersey_Devil
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It's a company vehicle..... I've seen a few of them.
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Simmons
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Bahahaha that's funny
OverlanderJK
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Wow that is a nice station!
Tigrcky
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nice pumpkin however i really wanna know where my sponsorship is:thinking:
David1tontj
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Ummmmmm... What a waste of two jeeps
05 Tj, long arm, one ton, lockers, winches, 39.5" Iroks
05 Tj, long arm, one ton, lockers, winches, 39.5" Iroks
Brankz
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Brankz
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piginajeep
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Saying HI, just off highway 1
Battle of Okinawa
About a month ago I was able to take a tour of battle of Okinawa. At one point in the Battle there were over 1300 US Navy ships surrounding Okinawa. Here are a couple of the pictures.
This was the first stop, the Command Post for the Japanese Army. The Flag was carried through out the tour in honor of the Marines, Sailors and Soldiers who fought in the battle
This is inside the command tunnels. The holes in the wall are grenade fragments from the Japanese Officers committing suicide
This is the Commanding Officers conference room and dining room
This was the second stop, the Himeyuri Cave of Virgins, which is now a memorial for the 214 women who served as nurses for the Japanese Army. By the age of 7 all these young ladies were sent to a school where they had no contact with a male for the rest of their lives. Now they were put into the hell of war taking care of Japanese soldiers who were wounded. All but 14 did not survive.
These are all from the Okinawa Peace Memorial Park
About a month ago I was able to take a tour of battle of Okinawa. At one point in the Battle there were over 1300 US Navy ships surrounding Okinawa. Here are a couple of the pictures.
This was the first stop, the Command Post for the Japanese Army. The Flag was carried through out the tour in honor of the Marines, Sailors and Soldiers who fought in the battle
This is inside the command tunnels. The holes in the wall are grenade fragments from the Japanese Officers committing suicide
This is the Commanding Officers conference room and dining room
This was the second stop, the Himeyuri Cave of Virgins, which is now a memorial for the 214 women who served as nurses for the Japanese Army. By the age of 7 all these young ladies were sent to a school where they had no contact with a male for the rest of their lives. Now they were put into the hell of war taking care of Japanese soldiers who were wounded. All but 14 did not survive.
These are all from the Okinawa Peace Memorial Park
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