Several years ago was quizzing some police officers at the Atlantic Police
Academy
if they knew of the location of any old military vehicles .One officer from
Fredricton, N.B.
, just outside CFB Gagetown said that once he'd been called to a dumpsite
to be a witness to
the destruction of some military HD motorcycles . He said these were
still in the crates . A bulldozer then was used to flatten the bikes to
scrap metal and the residue was buried . Only in Canada , eh !
Terence McGaughey
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stephen L Dussetschleger" <dussetschleger@juno.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 11:21 PM
Subject: [MV] Urban legends-buried equipment
> My brother related that somewhere in Egypt after Desert Storm he knows
> of 1 & 1/2 million bottles of Gatorade were buried in the desert.
> Also in Turkey the Army buried 54,000 Chips Ahoy cookies.
> OK, its not real Army stuff but he was there as the BX manager for the
> war, and later in Turkey for the Kurdish uprisings.
> Steve
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> Haley & Steve's mil-veh collection
> 4 jeep types (M38A1, M170, M151A2, GAZ69 Command Car)
> 2 mules (M274A5, airfield tug)
> 4 small trucks (M880, M882, M37, M37B1)
> 2 big trucks (M109A3, 1942 Ford G8T) 4 trailers (M100, M416,
> M101, M105A3)
>
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