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dave wrote:
dxAce wrote: wrote: http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=272474 I still have my old P-38 can opener.It is on the little chain my Dog Tags are on.I don't tote that stuff around with me though, because I don't tote.That chain used to grab on to my neck hairs, so I toted that stuff in my wallet. Still use mine to open cans all the time. dxAce Michigan USA I have a Swing-a-Way with a big crank screwed to the wall. I don't get the "minimalist" angle; who backpacks with cans? http://www.georgia-outfitters.com/page52.shtml Ah, no, Dave. he's talking about the little can opener, we all carried in Nam. it came with the C's. i carried one on my car keys for years, back in the world. after the little clip, that keeps the claw in broke, i got bite in the leg too many times. it's with a few other P-38's, and some of the other crap i brought home. i still have my last Short-timer's calendar, and my stick. also have 25 or 30 ID coins. Drifter... |
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On 9/4/09 11:49 , Drifter wrote:
dave wrote: dxAce wrote: wrote: http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=272474 I still have my old P-38 can opener.It is on the little chain my Dog Tags are on.I don't tote that stuff around with me though, because I don't tote.That chain used to grab on to my neck hairs, so I toted that stuff in my wallet. Still use mine to open cans all the time. dxAce Michigan USA I have a Swing-a-Way with a big crank screwed to the wall. I don't get the "minimalist" angle; who backpacks with cans? I do. A refrigerator is SO bulky on the trail. |
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When I was at Tan Son Nhut, Sgt.Bates issued me a Vietnamese Drivers
License and also an Army Drivers License, good for up to 2 1/2 ton Army Trucks.I still have those Drivers Licenses and also my old Army ID card and my old Army Meal Card and my old Army Shot Records (Vaccinations) Card that I used to tote in my wallet.Of course, that stuff went out of date Lonnnnnnnnnng ago. www.tsna.org www.114thaviationcompany.com www.angelfire.com/md2/Ldotvets Shall we donnnce,,,, da da da da,,,,,,, shall we put our Hearrrts togetherrrr,,,,, never knowing what may happen,,,,,,,, shall we donnce,,,,, shall we donnce,,,, shall we donnnnceeee,,,,,,,,,,, cuhulin |
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D. Peter Maus wrote:
On 9/4/09 11:49 , Drifter wrote: dave wrote: dxAce wrote: wrote: http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=272474 I still have my old P-38 can opener.It is on the little chain my Dog Tags are on.I don't tote that stuff around with me though, because I don't tote.That chain used to grab on to my neck hairs, so I toted that stuff in my wallet. Still use mine to open cans all the time. dxAce Michigan USA I have a Swing-a-Way with a big crank screwed to the wall. I don't get the "minimalist" angle; who backpacks with cans? I do. A refrigerator is SO bulky on the trail. MREs require no cans. I just get Indian food in sterilized pouches. Much cheaper and lighter. |
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