Photos from work and such.
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OverMountainMan
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There you have it. Please consider another site to host your photos. Faceborg is a very bad thing, in case you've not heard.
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nooneimportant
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Yup, and if anyone has one I will be glad to use it.
I have done that 3-4 times over the years only to have the sites go away, including some big ones like photobucket, and my months of posts disappear.
Some here may remember way back to the beginnings of what became this board, before CSC before, even before it was Carolina guntalk I had posted several hundred photos photos of my work overseas. lost it all with the site/ management changes.
So I post here for as long as it lasts.
some of what I post here is on my site www.lewisperkinsphotography.com
Other than that, I have discovered that longterm the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
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OverMountainMan
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Copy that. I've been using postimage.org, but there are occasional hiccups which lead me to suspect they may be no more reliable, long-term, than photobucket was for you.
As for an alternative social media site to book of face, I've heard many good things about Minds.com, though I can't verify them. I DO use Gab.ai as a news feed, similar to how I use twitter. And, I like GAB pretty good for their owner's philosophy and their lack of censorship. You can upload pix directly, but there's no mechanism for sizing them to fit format. Not necessary to bother with photography "category" which is currently littered with some low-grade smut.
9outof10mms
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Now that's a battle-worn look!
And people don’t understand why I roll my eyes when people brag about the 82nd
One dude using NTCh so hard his nose is smashed, another’s ACOG so far forward his cheek weld is the charging handle and both with the mounts backwards.
Don’t get me wrong; the pics are high quality but they need more instruction in the gear and how to use it....not just pulling the trigger
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nooneimportant
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Look close at that photo, the bolt carrier is back and the spent case is still in the port. That gun is in full recoil, and has pressed back into his face.
I shoot NTC and don’t get jammed like that
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nooneimportant
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Charley “Chaos” Troop, 173ed Cavalry Regiment Truck to the PZ
Charley “Chaos” Troop, reconnaissance insertion, Fort Bragg
With Charley “Chaos” Troop, 173ed Cavalry Regiment.
This is where I leave you.
The Blackhawk Crew Chief gives us the thumbs up as he flys away to his next mission. We are on a reconnaissance mission. From here it will be a several Kilometer walk throught the wilds of Fort Bragg to reach the target area, Range 77.
Charley “Chaos” Troop, reconnaissance insertion, Fort Bragg
With Charley “Chaos” Troop, 173ed Cavalry Regiment.
This is where I leave you.
The Blackhawk Crew Chief gives us the thumbs up as he flys away to his next mission. We are on a reconnaissance mission. From here it will be a several Kilometer walk throught the wilds of Fort Bragg to reach the target area, Range 77.
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nooneimportant
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With Charley “Chaos” Troop, 173ed Cavalry Regiment.
This is where I leave you.
The Blackhawk flys away to its next mission. We are on a reconnaissance mission. From here it will be a several Kilometer walk throught the wilds of Fort Bragg to reach the target area, Range 77.
This is where I leave you.
The Blackhawk flys away to its next mission. We are on a reconnaissance mission. From here it will be a several Kilometer walk throught the wilds of Fort Bragg to reach the target area, Range 77.
9outof10mms
Enginerding, good coffee, and factual opinions.
2A Bourbon Hound 2024
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Must be a long recon mission to have to bring along a cook!
