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LARC V
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Official US army picture.
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All the comments with the pictures are from Bob Rose.
LARC V's in the surf, entering the ocean at Fort Story, Virginia.
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Formation of LARC V's from 305th Trans. Co. off the coast of Virginia Beach, Va.
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LARC V - a part of the above formation with Robby Robertson from Illinois
as the operator. (Nice guy; he took really good care of his LARC.
He was a sprint car racer before coming into the service.)
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A nice photo of a cluster of LARC V's from the 305th
Transportation Company on the beach at Fort Story,
Virginia getting ready to cross the beach to meet up
with a Navy LST in the distance.
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LARC V, hull number 769, the "Can Leaky".
This was our LARC for maintenance platoon;
we put her back together with parts we begged, borrowed,
stole (oops! did I say that?) ....I meant to say, borrow
for an indefinite period of time (ha ha).
There's a story in this, which I'll write about at another time!
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The one with the smile and the nice teeth is the LARC V, #750, "Super-Lizard".
The parasite next to it is that grubby lizard-mechanic! (Yours truly!)
Mr. Galvan is the creator of the great artwork.
(He's probably doing artwork on low-riders
back home; I hope so, anyway!)
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| (1993) Yours truly on top of the engine compartment.
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| (1993) LARC V trying to take off with my wife to go mate!
(I told her not to feed this thing!)(By the way, this particular LARC V
was previously used by the Port Clinton, Ohio Fire Department.)
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LARC V's heading through the woods (and NOT to grandmother's house!).
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