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the “bushranger” is an Anzac modified uh-1h “Huey” gunship. It was designed to help clear out communist north Vietnamese from landing areas

it is armed with 2 mini guns, 2 rocket pods (7 rockets per pod), and 2 door mounted dual m60 machine guns

unlike the transport model, this only holds a crew of 4 (1 pilot, 1 copilot/ gunner, and 2 door gunners)

Rockets/ dual m60 (don’t worry about the other side, it definitely is 100% finished!)

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interior

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cockpit

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gunner optics 

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M8 greyhound, a armored car developed during ww2 by the USA 

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M8 Scott (also can be converted into a m4 Stuart) also developed in ww2 as a tank destroyer/ howitzer motor carriage 0CE44D0D-F4E5-43A3-A24F-6A6A126238C5.jpeg.52b72d1ab43d42da4117db95b179c836.jpeg

loader, commander, and gunner 

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Finally my tribute to those who died on both sides of the Vietnam conflict (the war that never should have happened) 

Many people died over 100000 north Vietnamese, 20000 south Vietnamese, and over 200000 civilian casualties and a little under 60000 us combatants and many more mia. In addition many would have their lives of them and their children ruined due to use of defoliants (agent orange and napalm), as well as many combatants young lives being ruined due to ptsd and physical scaring. 
 

that being said, I have the greatest respect for those who serve, and put their lives on the line to fight for what is right. 
 

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vehicles, pbr (petrol boat river), oh-6 (loach, not named after fish sadly but light observation helicopters) 

pbr

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m16’s in the onboard armory 
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armaments: 1 dual mounted browning 50 cal in 360 turret, 1 m60, 1 rear 50 cal
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loach-

armaments: 1 mini gun or 1 repeating grenade launcher

crew 2-4: 2 pilots, 2 crew (this model has 1 commander with a radio )

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minigun/ amo box

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commander/ radio

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the crew would throw out colored smoke when enemy infantry were spotted, allowing for attack helis/ artillery to eliminate them 

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101st airborne (the screaming eagles) are probably best known for their antics in ww2, during the battle of the bulge, when their commander upon receiving the information that the Germans wanted them to surrender replied with the official response of “nuts!”

they are a paratrooper regiment, and saw much action in the Vietnam conflict 

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southern forces, were commonly armed with m14, m16, m60, and slr (anzacs) 024124E5-7C23-42FA-AC38-5201D8AEDB6C.jpeg.1611464b7e32a4c52eb05073d92366a3.jpeg

northern forces were armed with any weapons they could find/ were provided by the ussr

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the use of traps and tunnels were crucial in the  northern forces success

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 The iconic rpg was used against all types of armor, mortars are crucial in any army as a form of mobile light artillery 285471FD-71C9-47B1-855D-EB821801447F.jpeg.f3db5e4ded989f741309b68a4b70757d.jpeg

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Those are great, Endler guy! When my brother was little he would make little military WW2 and Vietnam scenes, and he later was in the Army and worked on Hueys. We didn't have Legos back then--the only part I remember how he made was that he made trees from pieces of plastic that model car parts came attached to, and pieces of kitchen sponge. I couldn't believe mom would give him a sponge to tear up into tree parts! We lived rough in 1972!

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On 2/9/2023 at 7:10 PM, PineSong said:

Those are great, Endler guy! When my brother was little he would make little military WW2 and Vietnam scenes, and he later was in the Army and worked on Hueys. We didn't have Legos back then--the only part I remember how he made was that he made trees from pieces of plastic that model car parts came attached to, and pieces of kitchen sponge. I couldn't believe mom would give him a sponge to tear up into tree parts! We lived rough in 1972!

My dad was used for ballast for a Huey in Germany when he was in the army, when he was telling me how he was flying over Stuttgart (I think, I remember it started with an s) my little brother said, “you can’t be in the navy” (context, my older brother is in the naval academy, he naturally wants to be in the navy, and due to the fact that one of my younger brothers first words was the f word, we try to use everything to stop him from dropping the f bomb) because he thought my dad said stupid

On 2/4/2023 at 9:17 AM, The endler guy said:


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Also see my Lego white phosphorus grenade hanging on my wall

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On 2/10/2023 at 7:30 AM, The endler guy said:

My dad was used for ballast for a Huey in Germany when he was in the army, when he was telling me how he was flying over Stuttgart (I think, I remember it started with an s) my little brother said, “you can’t be in the navy” (context, my older brother is in the naval academy, he naturally wants to be in the navy, and due to the fact that one of my younger brothers first words was the f word, we try to use everything to stop him from dropping the f bomb) because he thought my dad said stupid

Also see my Lego white phosphorus grenade hanging on my wall

being able to drop the f-bomb every third word in casual conversation is almost a requirement in the navy.

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