Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

That's the definition of a good friend

 

Coming home from the bar with some friends one night and we stopped in the woods to pee about twenty miles from home. I got left and they drove off and left me. I was not noticed being left until they got to my house and I wasn’t in the car. They came back to get me and found me asleep were we had stopped . Never the less we always went in my car fromthen on.

 

Later on they'll probably catch up with ,,,,Dindo Nuffin,,,,,,

 

Boucou heavy duty stuff coming out of the west this am

 

Looks like new shipments headed out ,,,,

 

Looks like the train that passed through La Grande, OR a few days ago. All my looney lefty friends are certain it's some sort of plot by Trump to seize power and OMG make them get jobs. "Those never should have been made in the first place. All that money should have been used to pay for my free stuff"

 

i guess it'a a viewpoint thing...

 

Another post-disaster, Urban legend....

 

Some of em had big pieces of pipe sticking out the front of em?

 

If you search "trains with tanks" or "Trainloads of tanks" you will find dozens of page with images just like th eone posted by @Gator 45/70 . These videos and image go back to at least 2006.

Meh.

It when you see mages of tanks parked at intersection in US cites, it time to worry. It has happened
int he past - and in the US.





the tanks come from this:



Detroit 1967. I doubt you will ever see armor deployed to a city again.

 

Jade Helm!!!



Knuckleheads. I'm proud to see American military might travelling.

 

Hahaha, I could almost reach out and grab one, Problem is I would have lost a hand!!!

 

I'll bet they didn't remove the batteries. You could have almost driven a HMMWV off the train.

 

Didn't know the Army still used the M113-based command track. Thought they'd use a Bradley platform by now.

 

Likely belongs to a National Guard or reserve unit...stuff like that tends to hang around longer.

 

The M577 command post vehicle is used as a tactical operations center

M1063 Standard Integrated Command Post System (SICPS). It is an upgraded version of the M577A2 and M577A3 vehicles, fitted with conversion kit. This kit consists of new auxiliary power unit, new tent extension, improved electrical systems and electronic equipment, telescopic antenna mast, and improved NBC protection system. The XM1063 prototype was trialed by the US Army in 1991 during Operation Desert Storm. Production contract for 162 upgrade kits was awarded in 1992. In 1993 the kit quantity was increased to 330 units. Conversion process took place in depots where existing M577 vehicles were upgraded to M1063 configuration