artArtillery, The King of Battle
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art ruggiero
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Re: Artillery, The King of Battle
that would make it min. of house art
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battleship gunner
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Re: Artillery, The King of Battle
Hard to calculate MOA when the hole in the ground is about 50 in' diameter.
Frank
My long distance provider is Sharps.
Frank
My long distance provider is Sharps.
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battleship gunner
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Re: Artillery, The King of Battle
Meant to say 50 feet in diameter.
Frank
Frank
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Woody
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Re: Artillery, The King of Battle
They used to have a Bullseye outlined on Signal Mountain at Fort Sill, OK. They would bring in various artillery pieces and fire them into the Mountain, to show what they were capable of. Finally they would bring in a 8inch howitzer and put one into the x-ring on the mountain. Makes you not want to be on the receiving end.
Woody
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Richard A. Wood
If you are surrounded. You are in a target rich environment.
If you are surrounded. You are in a target rich environment.
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RD4570
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Re: Artillery, The King of Battle
I’m only about 7 miles from CraneWoody wrote:The Navy has a large stockpile of those 16 inch shells at Crane NAD, Indiana. I heard that they are interested in finding someone to demil them.
Woody
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Woody
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Re: Artillery, The King of Battle
You might be a little too close. 
Woody
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Richard A. Wood
If you are surrounded. You are in a target rich environment.
If you are surrounded. You are in a target rich environment.