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[QUOTE="RetPara, post: 32525, member: 93"] This is the longest I have lived in one house in my life. So under the direction of HH6 I have looking over the library and some books that I have kept away from 18YO son who likes to blow up stuff..... Now I did find some stuff that wonder if folks could use or might be some historical interest.... Found - a roll of 1million scale middle east road maps including Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan.... late 80's early 90's vintage - misc 1:250 JOG's of the middle east late 80's and early 90's vintage - 'On Camps' this would seem be about 500+ pages that was originally typed with detailed diagrams on fortifications, perimeters, internal camp layout, booby trap, and perimeter boobytrap construction. If I remember right I copied it from a three ring binder that SGM (ret) Sam 'Pappy' Jones had when I worked with him in G3 USASFC. Its pretty much a data dump of combined wisdom from how to build SF camps in Viet Nam. Not sure if the maps are worth while to anyone.... but 'On Camps' from a historical view or 'rediscovered knowledge' might be important. Yes... I hold a treasure trove of useless information and some documentation.... My intent is the original hard copy of 'On Camps' I have go the USASFC historian. Since the Talitubbies tried to overrun a camp in A'stan over the weekend this may 'topic for its time'. I am going to scan the 500+ pages in this week. If you want a copy PM me your email. If you feel the need to have me send it through AKO thats GTG by me. [/QUOTE]
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