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yup, 27 of em. . . and for the moonlighters yes this is a repost. Give me a break, my life IS that boring. Its kinda like the movie Groundhogs Day. . . except I dont get laid, I just fix radios. . . . . I digress. . . .
I got a chance to ride in a CASSPIR (credit to paragon for correct spelling) and de-mine an area of Afghanistan that was an ASP (Ammo Supply Point) for the Russians when they were invading. And these trucks do it the easiest way there is, by just rolling over them. They've even hit a triple stacked anti-tank mine and all it did was blow the "tire" about 20 feet away. So when someone like me, who fixes motorola radios gets a chance to roll over some mines, well, I was stoked!! :bounce:
Ive got video too, Ill link to youtube once I upload it, but the "Haji-Net" here makes dial up seem like. . . . well. . . . . something faster than what Ive got. Anyway, here are some pix... Dont ask what kind of axels are in them, I asked too and the guy didnt know
I got a chance to ride in a CASSPIR (credit to paragon for correct spelling) and de-mine an area of Afghanistan that was an ASP (Ammo Supply Point) for the Russians when they were invading. And these trucks do it the easiest way there is, by just rolling over them. They've even hit a triple stacked anti-tank mine and all it did was blow the "tire" about 20 feet away. So when someone like me, who fixes motorola radios gets a chance to roll over some mines, well, I was stoked!! :bounce:
Ive got video too, Ill link to youtube once I upload it, but the "Haji-Net" here makes dial up seem like. . . . well. . . . . something faster than what Ive got. Anyway, here are some pix... Dont ask what kind of axels are in them, I asked too and the guy didnt know




