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Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) was an American author. He is best known as an early influence in the science fiction genre, specifically through the creation of his best known series, Tarzan of the Apes and John Carter of Mars. He was a prolific author in general and made contributions to many other genres.
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Llewellenbruce said, 3 months ago
I bet it will fire. After all they’re still digging up
WWI unexploded live bombs so anything’s
possible.
saywhat? said, 3 months ago
Yaayy! Go Tarzan! Go tarzan! I love comics! Co-mics! Co-mics! :-D
theTimo said, 3 months ago
And the turret’s also working? And the shells are intact? Not?
AKHenderson
said, 3 months ago
Doesn’t the turret need electricity?
Polsixe said, 3 months ago
Elevate and traverse? Did he read a book or something?
riverhawk
said, 3 months ago
Old T bust hops in and goes to work. Took me 8 weeks at Fort Knox
olddog1 said, 3 months ago
I still have WWII small arms ammo that my father brought home and it still works. Guns left in the desert? That’s another question.
DaveGlass said, 3 months ago
about 35 tigers were in north africa from nov 42
Terry Foreman said, 3 months ago
If you notice, he is using the hull mounted machine gun, not in the turret. It moves manually, no power needed. But it does have a limited arc of fire, all the bad guys need to do is come at the tank from the sides or back.
scpandich said, 3 months ago
@Terry Foreman
Weren’t the turrets on some of those tanks manually operated?
dbig 1oohh said, 3 months ago
@DaveGlass
My Great Uncle Bert was there Commanding one of those Sherman Tanks & didn’t talk about it that much.He did say he was glad he never got to meet or deal with Patton.
Kit Walker
said, 3 months ago
My dad was in the Super Sixth and trained in the desert in San Diego for combat in North Africa. Then Gen. Montgomery arrives while they were in southern France to tell Patton that the Brits, not the 6th, would be going to Africa; the 6th would, instead, move through France to invade Germany. Which they did. Patton was livid, though. Despised Montgomery. My dad was a member of Patton’s General Staff and took pictures of Patton and Montgomery outside a tent. Pictures which my d*mn older sister sold for thousands in cash, after my dad’s death, to enrich herself. Sorry — venting.
ossiningaling said, 3 months ago
@riverhawk
You’d be surprised what was covered in jungle warfare classes in those days.
alleyoops said, 3 months ago
No electric controls in WWII tanks. Just turn those cranks.
Chikuku said, 3 months ago
Tarzan, careful. If any of those Arab terrorists are Murkin citizens, you could get in trouble. Aw.ever mind. Co ahead and kill’em.