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ok einzelne Exemplare 40 jahre alter Bücher zu kaufen und zu schreddern ist vielleicht nicht katastrophal aber wehe Dario A. findet vor mir eine günstige Ausgabe von Burkhard Lubers "Militäratlas von Flensburg bis Dresden: 3000 Daten zur Militarisierung d. BRD u. DDR" (1986), dann hab[...]

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hat jmd zufällig gerade einen Beratervertrag (gerne iwas mit Palantir oder so, min sechsstellig) übrig, Frage für einen Freund

Despite major concerns about its lack of accuracy on the battlefield and the very serious risks to its operational security in wartime should units employing it be overrun by the enemy, the Davy Crockett and 400 W54 warheads were deployed in Guam, Okinawa, South Korea, and West Germany from 1961-71.

A black and white photograph taken during a training exercise of the M29 155-millimeter jeep-mounted "heavy" variant of the Davy Crockett recoilless rifle, which had a range of approximately 2.5 miles. The weapon is mounted on the right rear side of the jeep and is pointed in the air to the left. One soldier appears to be aiming the weapon, while three others on the other side of the jeep look on. There is snow on the ground and the soldiers are wearing thick gloves.A photograph from an Army training manual showing a uniformed soldier in a helmet standing next to the M28 short-range 120-millimeter "light" version of the Davy Crockett, with three M388 projectiles (which held the W54 warhead) laying on the ground at left near his right foot at lower left. The caption reads, “Davy Crockett light weapon system, M28 with M120 tripod mount.”Another photograph from an Army training manual showing five soldiers standing in right profile in a straight line, each of whom is carrying parts of the M28 version of the Davy Crockett on their backs, with the soldier in the middle carrying the projectile with the warhead in a backpack.  All but one of the soldiers (the one at the rear) is leaning forward because of the weight of their load. The caption reads, “Figure 59. Light weapon on port-a-packs.”

Reviewers noted that while Vim for Gameboy featured one of the deepest command systems on the platform, its soundtrack consisted primarily prolonged silence punctuated by occasional terrifying beeps.

A picture of a game boy cartridge for VIM the Editor, Linux journal 2001 Readers' Choice editor. Embossed in the top grip section is the text "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"