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Old September 19th 03, 12:44 AM
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"Nick Pedley" wrote

"Paul Austin" wrote

"Tony Williams" wrote

I understand that basic Stryker is right on the size/weight

carrying
limits of the C-130. Any info on how the Herc will cope with the
bigger versions, like the one carrying a 105mm gun?


By buying A400Ms?

Seriously, the Stryker (idiot spelling)


The Stryker Armoured Vehicle is named after two US Medal of Honor

recipients
(one WW2, one Vietnam), as widely reported at the time.
https://www.bctide.army.mil/newpages/medalofhonor.shtml

Nowt stupid about that spelling, I think.


Yes it is when the obvious intent is a comic book/dick extender name
for an LAV.


 




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