Vietnam war

belgian hi-power, browning hi power, bud harton, fn hi power, german hi-power, handguns, Historical, huey gunship, Huey UH-1D, Huey Vietnam helicopter, Military, News, Uncategorized, Vietnam war January 1, 2023

There and Back Again – A Huey Crew Chief Get His Vietnam War Browning Hi-Power Back

By James “Bud” Harton Years ago, eons actually, I was a crew chief/door gunner on a UH-1D Iroquois helicopter in Vietnam. I was assigned to an assault company and our unit was comprised of 24…

Read More

12 gauge, 4k video, 50 cal, 800 rpm, AK-47, ak-74, ak47, ar15, art book, Battlefield Vegas, big sandy shoot, Browning, browning m2, Browning M2 machine gun, buckshot, camp david, class 3, Class 3 dealer, Community Groups, crowd pleaser, dangerous bob, eden, eden vermont, Ethan Allen, filmed in 4k, Firearm (Sports Equipment), firepower, FN Herstal, green mountain boys, Green Mountain Boys Machine Gun Shoot, gun, Gun (Invention), Gunsmith Inc, H&K, highspeed camera, highspeed photography, immense firepower, import, jared lamarche, kalashnikov, Korean War, Krautmower, kvar, KVAR Corp, m/45C, m16, m2, M45C Quadmount 50 cal, ma deuce, Machine gun, machine gun shoot, manufacture machine guns, meat chopper, Militia, Molot, Molot Oruzhie, News, NRA, nssf, Oruzhie, phantom camera, phantom miro 320s, Product & Industry News, quad 50 cal, quad 50s, range, recoil, RPK, RPK light machine, russian, saiga shotgun, sanctions, second world war, select fire, Shooting Sport (Sport), slow motion, Steve Carlesco, syrian conflict, Uncategorized, Vepr 12, Vepr-12 shotgun, Vermont, Vietnam war, W. L. Maxson Corporation, we the people, we the people book, williams mafia, Windsor Arms, Windsor Arms Co, world war 2 July 21, 2020

Green Mountain Boys Machine Gun Shoot Took Place Last Weekend

Steve Newlan of Windsor Arms Co. photographed in 2018 firing his select-fire M16 with an Adam Arms piston upper receiver chambered in Russian 5.45x39mm. (Photo: Ben Philippi/Guns.com) The 15th annual Green Mountain Boys machine gun…

1903 Springfield, 1911, 2nd Amendment, 6.8mm composite-cased, American Guns, American rifles, Ammunition, antique, antiques, Beretta, British guns, Brown Bess, civil war, Cold War, Collectibles & Novelties, collectors, Colonies, Colt, concord, Confederate, CSA, French and Indian War, French Guns, Future guns, General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems, George Washington, Gun culture, guns in america, guns in US history, guns of America, Handgun, Heckler & Koch, Krag, Lexington, m-1, m-14, M-16, M-4, m-lok, m1, m1 carbine, M1 Garand, M1 Thompson, m14, M1903, M1928, M249, M3 Grease gun, m4, M4 Replacement, MCX Spear, Military, Military & Police, military weapons, Militia, Minute Man, New Guns, News, Next Generation Squad Weapons, NGSW, NGSW-AR, Pistol, Remington, Revolutionary War, Revolver, Rifle, rifles in U.S. history, RM277, RM77 platform, Shotgun, SIG Sauer, snipers, Spanish American war, Springfield musket, Springfield rifle, Textron, True Velocity, U.S. Army, Uncategorized, Union, Vietnam war, War of 1812, Weapons, Winchester, Winchester-Olin, WWI July 3, 2020

Happy Independence Day: Guns of the Grunt 1776-2020

Back-to-back World War champs and arguably the strongest military in the world, America’s Soldiers have carried a wide array of rifles in the past 244 years. Colonial origins Going as far back as the matchlocks…

(The Old Guard), 320, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment, 3rd infantry, 3rd US INF REG, 4th Battalion 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment, allied forces, anc, arlington, arlington cemetery, arlington national cemetary, Arlington National Cemetery, Beretta, coronavirus, covid-19, desert storm, flag in, flags in, funeral, garand, germany, Glory, guard, Gun culture, honor, m-14, M1 Garand, m14, M17, M1A, m9, miliary, Military, News, old guard, One Legion 1st BN, Pearl Harbor, resting place, service member, Sig, sig 320, SIG Sauer, soldier, Springfield Armory, Springfield Armory 1911, Tomb, tomb of the unknown, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier The Old Guard, Tomb of the Unknowns, U.S. Army, Uncategorized, united states army, unknown soldier, US Army Military District of Washington, US Navy, veteran, Vietnam war, War, Washington, world, world war 1, world war 2, World War I, World War II May 22, 2020

A Salute to America’s Heroes, Revisiting Arlington Cemetery

HERE RESTS IN HONORED GLORY AN AMERICAN SOLDIER KNOWN BUT TO GOD These are the words inscribed on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. The monument is dedicated to…