From: Glen Bedel (gc.bedel@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Feb 24 2006 - 09:19:49 PST
It used to be in The Marine Corp while on base patroling in a Cadillac
Gage commando Ranger, (manditory MV content) you could wear your BDUs.
Off base however was a different story.
You could not wear combat dress. I beleive there might be some
ordinance about shipping/driving of Mil-vehicles (set up for combat)
weather Gov. or private collector, while on the state/federal hwy
system, that they have to be covered.
Not sure 'bout this. But every time I see green tracks on Rt. 75
they are coverd (I know the 2 1/2s are driven regularly). So it may
be similar to the 'ole "inciting a rite act" thingy.
Just sounding off.
G
On 2/24/06, G Shaw <milspectruck@verizon.net> wrote:
> Hi Everette
> Happened in Sturbridge MA, quite a few years back now. I would say late
> 80's.
>
> Glenn
>
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> Subject: [MV] help with weapons confiscation - please
>
>
> Few years back there was a group of MV people going to a show somewhere and
> police stopped them and confiscated demilled weapons, from memory the even
> seized some rubber / plastic rifles, I looked in archives and could not find
>
> anything.
>
> I am trying to write an article about this and if anyone can help, please
> contact me off list
>
> Everette
> Deo adiuvante
>
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