I think with a long hill and a .45 you could attack the enemy on the bomb
cradle and with the JATO mentioned it could be lethal, so...yes they count.
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From: Military Vehicles Mailing List [mailto:mil-veh@mil-veh.org]On
Behalf Of Timothy Smith
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 2:09 AM
To: Military Vehicles Mailing List
Subject: [MV] What, exactly, is a MV?
Hi list,
Brought my newly acquired flightline trailer and my bomb cradle home today.
The flightline trailer is a flatbed that will serve to provide some mobile
(and) off the ground storage of various and sundry MV parts around here.
Space is at a premium. The bomb cradle will serve to make the Scout's
engine and transmission temporarily portable.
Along with this odd collection I own a LIFT, AERIAL STORES which is
basically the biggest freakin' floor jack you've ever seen. It's about 12'
long, has big pneumatic tires and is capable of lifting hydraulically about
2000# on a platform that has a separate fine adjustment for the platform's
attitude. It also has a drawbar and steerable front axle.
My partner, Bill, laughingly suggested that I could now claim I have 5
military vehicles.....Two Scouts, a WC54, the lift and the flightline
trailer. He discounts the bomb cradle in that it has no drawbar....just
casters. I told him (in jest) that I would pose that question to you
guys....the experts. Now he expects an answer...... So, do they count?
Keep em rollin!
TJ
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