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Old 03-06-18, 04:36
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Who out there is clever enough to know what this is?
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Old 03-06-18, 04:38
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fuel bladders?
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Possibly something akin to the Roto-trailer?
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Old 03-06-18, 05:30
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Just a guess, but with the tires emblazoned "flammable" in huge letters on the sidewalls, could it be some kind of fuel stowage for an armored flame thrower?
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Old 03-06-18, 07:32
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You guys are quick off the mark!, Evidently these are fuel bladders for the M113 believe it or not. I think made for towing a shore in combat zones. Cheers Andrew.
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Old 03-06-18, 14:04
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Something that's odd about this is that it evidently has a hookup for airbrakes, judging by the little bracket just back of the lunnette. No M113 I have ever seen had an air supply.
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