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Was in this once with my WWII Dodge. Fun if you're into that. Lots of MV's that time. My club Inland Empire Military Vehicles Preservation Assocition will be in it along with a bunch of others. http://www.asalutetoveterans.com/

Good show, good food, combines air show with a regular car show which seems to have a few cars/trucks not all shiny and such; plus usually 20-30 MV's. http://www.riversideca.gov/airshow/

How about like what the military did in WWII: fly the drone trailing a flag target and shoot the target.....

If I get my brakes working again, I will be there.

You will need to get the Class A endorsement eventually, so go ahead and do it.

According to the manual TM 9-2330-231-14&P http://imfmotorpool.com/056470 it weighs 2,800 lbs. empty with a rated payload of 3,000 lbs. I really liked the tanker conversion!

All my life here (except 10 months in Phoenix). I'm going to declare all area from Lancaster south as SoCal, all area Bakersfield north to Sacramento as Central Cal, and all area north of Sac as NorCal. However, I think politically, Sac on south is SoCal as north of there the people are more...

Stay out of the low spots unless there is incoming fire

Press-Enterprise newspaper: http://www.pe.com/local-news/riverside-county/the-pass/the-pass-headlines-index/20140102-beaumont-veterans-expo-has-answers-support.ece I will be there with my M35A2 as I have to work that afternoon and can't make the Barstow trail ride that day.

Yes, the TM says to coat all moving parts and seals with appropriate oil or fluid depending on it's location in the system. I just did this job but my TM is not here at the moment.

Nice write-up THANKS. I had an inner seal that was bouncing around on the drive shaft, which allowed the moly grease previously packed into the knuckle to migrate into the differential and contaminate everything. Moly is nearly impossible to remove from porous iron and steel castings, by the...

Or one of these (SS advertisement): http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?117263-M944a1-Machine-shop-body-5-ton-6x6

2013 U.S. Marine Corps Toys For Tots The Marines did take a little ribbing for the truck that had "ARMY" on the hood, but it worked out good for a first-time effort.

I got very lucky- my truck's brakes locked up in my driveway, and not while I was doing the Toys For Tots drive. Master Cylinder Piston Partially gelled fluid Air Piston with disintegrating cup Air Cylinder with cup debris Slave Cylinder rusty Water poured out of the air cylinder...

I guess we can also mention that the idle RPMs should be high enough (correct depends on engine model, either 650-700 or 800-850); that you don't have a slipping belt on the alternator pulley; that all the electrical connections are clean and tight, including all the grounds and connector to the...

Anyone have info on which cannon plug is correct (National Stock Number) for the AC / HEATER which is designed for these? It's a 4-pin connector with female pins (male pins on the unit's plug); Also, where to get one? Thanks

The unit I have is 115 volts a.c. single-phase, runs on R-22 refrigerant, and is loud, especially on HI. It pulls 17 amps on HI heat.

It was a very small contingent, just one Marine and me last week and two Marines and me yesterday, but we managed to fill two boxes! I am sure there were other locations being manned for this drive. Both of these men are Reservists and one has a job where he is only getting 10 to 12 hours a...

COOL thanks very much!