Hi - Finally Diving In

[sandstorm]

Been a member for a while, just observing all the excellent information.

And, especially thanks to all members who served and serves in our military.

Just getting my feet wet on this site.

Seen tons of great information on SS; so I know I'll learn a lot and hope to share.

Thanks,

Sandstorm

 

[elkhtr]

Welcome from Washington!
Do you have a vehicle, or just getting ready.

 

[m715mike]

Howdy from Texas!

 

[Recovry4x4]

Welcome aboard Sir!

 

[ThunderCracker]

Welcome from Alabama!

 

[rtk]

Welcome from Lockport , bob k

 

[HMMWV Nut]

Welcome from Illinois!

 

[sandstorm]

** Many Thanx *AceHigh*elkhtr*m715*Recovry4x4*ThunderCracker*rtk & to all SS member's & guest's. ** I like lot's of pic's !!! I have a few pic's on my album.......I hope to get some more posted today..

** I'm not sure SS includes military boat's; I have a * 1952 military Bridge Erector boat/ 19' all aluminum alloy.

Thanx SS.

 

[Jeepsinker]

The bridge boats are pretty uncommon. It certainly is worth some merit.

 

[elkhtr]

Can't say that I am familiar with bridge boats, would love to see a pic.

 

[sandstorm]

** elkhtr...There aren't many older military Bridge Erector's in the state's, I thinkmost of them were left in Europe. I've seen quite a few in Belgium, theNetherland's and England. ***** There's one on youtube that shows some greatpics from start to full restoration. Just type in “correct craft legerboot”...abouta 4 min. video by cen loos. Same year...& engine ...19'2''l . 8' w w/ a Grey marine Express six-244 inboard gas engine. Minewas last used in Mobile, Alabama as a rescue boat @3 years ago. Thanx forthe interest.