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Those are pretty easy to find. Any good military surplus store would have them. They come in boxes.
Meanwhile, just make sure that your kit contains chemlight batteries and a front slope indicator.
Meanwhile, just make sure that your kit contains chemlight batteries and a front slope indicator.
Just gave my last batch of grid squares away last week otherwise I'd send you some. Sorry
Make sure to grab a bag of freqs while you're at it...can't call for help without em
Make sure your grid squares aren't cluttered up with t-r double e's (on the back of the package)..makes it difficult to make those precision shots.
Humvee keys...so you can drive it to the motor pool and swap out the summer air with winter air for the tires...haha good times
Crap, I'd be happy if I could find muffler bearings...
You could run down the comms shack and tell the Staff Sergeant that you're looking for a "prick E-6"
I can see this thread becoming epic.
Don't forget the bubble pump for the level on your rifle/mortar. If you loose the bubble in the level, you're hosed without one...frequency grease can help sometimes, but sometimes you just need that bubble pump.
If you can find an ID-10-Tango, it might lead you to the pump though...could be you'll find it when you go feed the Gamma goat...
If you can find an ID-10-Tango, it might lead you to the pump though...could be you'll find it when you go feed the Gamma goat...
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Truly Epic Thread....
When you find the grid squares in stock someplace, you may as well check to see if they also have a couple of bottles of rotor wash to clean them. The last thing you need in the field is dirty grid squares.
In the Navy we transport them on the Mail Buoy, but you need an HT punch to retrieve them.
Grid Squares will never work w/o a 24oz can of compression, and 2 gallons of track wash. Who are you guys trying to kid?
Don't forget the propwash. It works on grid squares to keep them clean and sparkly . . .
There has got to be an update to all of these. Buckets of muzzle blast - boxes of grid squares - blinker fluid - muffler bearings - ID10T forms - TRdoulbeE with an A-P-E attachment - all at least 30 years old. Bring the new stuff, guys.
Umm okay. How about the cockpit seat for an MQ-9?
I'd get a 5' ground guide, ask Lowlight if knows where one is.
I enlisted while I was still in high school and my first year in the Reserves I got caught by every one of those classics. A year later I went active, went back to PV2 as required, and the SPC4s and SGTs at my new unit tried all of the same tricks not realizing that I'd already been around the block, so to speak. And yet, when it was my turn, I did it too 
I lack a military background, but worked as a machine operator in college. My dad was a master machinist in a development shop at a university that made things for NASA and various one-off projects. One year they got a young guy from Germany as an apprentice. My pop explained the tolerances on a particular job were very tight and when extreme tolerances were involved regular cutting oil was not going to, um, cut it. He had that German running around the shop for an hour asking every guy there where he could find some Maiden Oil. Everyone played along and the poor guy never caught on, probably due to English being a second language. I gather the grid squares (we're talking map coordinates right?) are along the same lines.
And they said it couldn't be done. Check out AWOL Private Returns After 7 Years With Box Of Grid Squares for some leads on how to properly tackle this and be rewarded.
Make sure to get a map of the area your grids are in in the right scale otherwise you may be calling indirect fire down on yourself.
Tried following the link, but just get a picture of Abraham Lincoln with bad trigger discipline
Really appreciate all the help and advice, my Christmas list keeps on growing ;-)
Last I heard the grid squares were right next to the keys for the drop zone and canopy lights......
I used to send new privates to the 1st Sgt. for "Squeegee sharpeners". Top was a good sport about it.
Anyone have a can of squelch for my radio?
Bust out the pioneer gear from the hummer, someone is getting axe qual-ed
Dont forget the k9-P lube
for every 10 grid squares purchased , I will include a bottle of rotor wash for free. I think I have 1 or 2 radar cross sections for sale as well
happy thanksgiving
Ray
happy thanksgiving
Ray
Don't forget to get a bucket of steam....sometimes the only you can clean the grid squares is with steam..
If you are caught out in the dessert a sky hook comes in handy also.
Remember if there is not enough room on your shelf for the grid squares, find yourself a shelf stretcher. They work great.
Good luck finding any locally, they've all been shipped overseas
courtesy of Sirhr
courtesy of Sirhr
in stock and shipping :
I have some unobtainium in green , tan and multicam
please act fast for black Friday sales!
I have some unobtainium in green , tan and multicam
please act fast for black Friday sales!
Calibrating the Radar - YouTube
We use our extra retarded new employees to "Calibrate the Radar" on the Dive Support Boat.
Sky Hooks, Gravity Clamps, Buoyancy Clamps are all part of a diver's tool kit.
We also put the blade in a hacksaw backwards on purpose.
When we work in black water ( zero visibility ), we put the hacksaw blade upside down to screw with the diver...
We use our extra retarded new employees to "Calibrate the Radar" on the Dive Support Boat.
Sky Hooks, Gravity Clamps, Buoyancy Clamps are all part of a diver's tool kit.
We also put the blade in a hacksaw backwards on purpose.
When we work in black water ( zero visibility ), we put the hacksaw blade upside down to screw with the diver...
How about:
a Newton Meter
a Left-handed Screwdriver
Muffler Bearing Fluid used to be a good one until the EPA caught on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_Exhaust_Fluid
a Newton Meter
a Left-handed Screwdriver
Muffler Bearing Fluid used to be a good one until the EPA caught on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_Exhaust_Fluid
Bradly's up at Fort Drum had a great selection, right next to the PRC e-6s and the chemlight batteries.
Don't forget to add a couple of quarts of track tension to the shopping list, and don't mix up 100 yards of flight line with 100 yards of firing line as they are radically different. Specifically request the correct scale of grid squares as TheGerman mentioned. Your new 'cruit will certainly bring back the wrong ones !
Good luck, I'm still trying to find some headlight fluid for my truck.
Along with those squares - be sure to keep your eye open for a cable stretcher - very handy and useful.
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