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Download Keygen Corel X5. THE LEGEND OF THE M113 GAVIN CONTINUES IN COMBAT: THE GREATEST ARMORED FIGHTING VEHICLE, EVER! UPDATED 25 June 2010 M113 GAVIN AIRBORNE ARMORED FIGHTING VEHICLE IN COMBAT This web page is dedicated to our good friend, retired armored vehicle engineer Bill Criswell who passed away a few years ago.

A courageous and wise voice of reason against the infecting the Army and DoD, the picture above was his favorite of 11 th leading the way into Baghdad using M113 Gavins with gunshields. Bill you will never be forgotten! M113 Gavins THUNDER RUN! INTO BAGHDAD!

Www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYOGj-MAYFs WHAT RIGHT LOOKS LIKE: Superb painting of M113 Gavins in action by Armor artist Jody Harmon! (click on picture to see full-size picture and read article) Even the driver had a machine gun! Www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sOEkhvntOk www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsJ8gnWYZcU www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzvRWTGvUug The U.S. Army did learn something from the non-linear, combination sub-national conflict and nation-state Vietnam war: EVERYONE should be in the minimum an M113 Gavin armored personnel carrier to have basic 7.62mm medium machine gun KE bullet and HE bomb protection and cross-country mobility since the enemy can attack in any direction at any time.

WHAT WRONG LOOKS LIKE www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxe9Q8Q4Yk0 The video above shows what happens if you DON'T HAVE light mechanized capabilities and are a straight ' leg' infantry that fights the enemy at a disadvantage M16 vs. AK47 (AKM)and RPG. You get YOUR ass kicked is what happens! Other Army Light infantry units like the 25 th ' Tropic Lightnings' fully employed M113 Gavins and kicked the ENEMY'S ass without having their ego evaporate because they used a LIGHT tank (machine) to help them FURTHER their dismounted powers. Imagine that.

READ MORE ON WHAT RIGHT LOOKS LIKE: (Force Supremacy) Read by Eric M. Bergerud (Paperback - Mar 1, 1994) www.amazon.com/Red-Thunder-Tropic-Lightning-Division/dp//ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=&sr=1-1 www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=ECC22F67FB62B985 www.diggerhistory.info Let me set the scene; it is a stinking, non-descript rubber plantation in a place that no one was much interested in, the rain is pouring down as only Asian monsoonal rain can, 108 Australians are fighting for their lives against an estimated 2,000 to 2,500 NVA troops who are on their way to wipe out the whole Australian base at Nui Dat.

It is Delta Company of 6 RAR and they are in ' deep shit'. They have already lost a section and more. Their ammo has run out once and only an emergency resupply from a RAAF chopper has allowed them to keep firing.

Supporting artillery is firing 'continuous fire' (24 guns firing 3 rounds per gun per minute) and will drop a total of 2,639 rounds of 105mm and 155 rounds of 155mm (from the Yanks). There are already about 15% of the Australian unit KIA. More are wounded.

Some are missing. All are desperate. The NVA/VC are massing for the last attack. The Australian Company Commander has already told his base ' If you don't come for us in half an hour, don't bother coming at all'.

Then through the murk, the rain and the bullets...a dull roar, like a couple of bulldozers, no one knew what it was. Then it struck them. The tracks had arrived. Out of the gloom, lights blazing,.50 cal machine guns going full bore, having already swum a flooded river, with another Company of 6RAR aboard the M113s of the RAAC came roaring in almost Western movie timing to break up the NVA/VC attack and relieve the situation.

The NVA/VC withdrew leaving 245 bodies that they could not retrieve. They call the place LONG TAN. Sgt Buick and the remnant of 11 Platoon 'jumped up, yelled and waved to identify our position, just like in the movies. I felt like one of those Yankees saved from the Indians' (from the book by Lex McAulay). AFGHANISTAN, TODAY This may be our most important video--and its not even a video! Www.youtube.com/v/i3mn0ECMieY Its a slide show of the May 1992, Armed Forces Journal magazine which on page 70 shows a photo of an up-engined M113A3 Gavin BEATING an up-engined M2 Bradley in a paved ROAD RACE.