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Andy[_8_]
September 19th 08, 01:22 AM
"Bill Brown" > wrote in message
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> This is the cover of the booklet of the National Museum of the Marine
> Corps,
> 18900 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Triangle, Virginia 22172 Estados Unidos
> NorteAmericanos - www.usmcmuseum.org
> The museum is about 30 miles south of Washington, DC and just off
> Interstate 95. Easy to get to and well worth the trip.
>
> These are photographs taken with my 2 inexpensive digital cameras and one
> analog camera, hence the color and quality variants. No flash photographs
> are allowed and many of the exhibits are enclosed in glass and there is a
> lot of difficult lighting. Many of the photographs we took could not be
> fixed and some of them require your understanding that 2 amateur
> photographers did the best they could under the circumstances.
> --
> William M. (Bill) Brown
> seneo-pro
> USMC serial no.1677184
> Proud to have been
> formerly employed by the U.S. Marines
> a long, long, long time ago....
Nice pictures, thanks. I look forward to going there in person someday.
USMC 0331 1990-98
Fox 2/2, Bravo 1/2 Wpns Co. 1/23

Bill Brown
September 19th 08, 01:35 AM
This is the cover of the booklet of the National Museum of the Marine Corps,
18900 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Triangle, Virginia 22172 Estados Unidos
NorteAmericanos - www.usmcmuseum.org
The museum is about 30 miles south of Washington, DC and just off
Interstate 95. Easy to get to and well worth the trip.

These are photographs taken with my 2 inexpensive digital cameras and one
analog camera, hence the color and quality variants. No flash photographs
are allowed and many of the exhibits are enclosed in glass and there is a
lot of difficult lighting. Many of the photographs we took could not be
fixed and some of them require your understanding that 2 amateur
photographers did the best they could under the circumstances.
--
William M. (Bill) Brown
seneo-pro
USMC serial no.1677184
Proud to have been
formerly employed by the U.S. Marines
a long, long, long time ago....

Bill Brown
September 19th 08, 03:59 AM
"Andy" > wrote in message
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>
> "Bill Brown" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> This is the cover of the booklet of the National Museum of the Marine
>> Corps,
>> 18900 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Triangle, Virginia 22172 Estados Unidos
>> NorteAmericanos - www.usmcmuseum.org
>> The museum is about 30 miles south of Washington, DC and just off
>> Interstate 95. Easy to get to and well worth the trip.
>>
>> These are photographs taken with my 2 inexpensive digital cameras and one
>> analog camera, hence the color and quality variants. No flash
>> photographs
>> are allowed and many of the exhibits are enclosed in glass and there is a
>> lot of difficult lighting. Many of the photographs we took could not be
>> fixed and some of them require your understanding that 2 amateur
>> photographers did the best they could under the circumstances.
>> --
>> William M. (Bill) Brown
>> seneo-pro
>> USMC serial no.1677184
>> Proud to have been
>> formerly employed by the U.S. Marines
>> a long, long, long time ago....
> Nice pictures, thanks. I look forward to going there in person someday.
> USMC 0331 1990-98
> Fox 2/2, Bravo 1/2 Wpns Co. 1/23
>
>
Your are more than welcome, Andy. It is well worth the visit and it hasn't
been finished, yet, so I have hopes of getting back there again in a few
years.
You are much younger than *I* am. I was in between 1957 and 1961. 2ndAAA AW
Bn SP, 29 Stumps...
Thanks also for the information on the anti-tank - sometimes sniper's -
rifles..
William M. (Bill) Brown
seneo-pro

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