I ran across this on YouTube this evening. It was posted back in May to Youtube.
I go to that museum at least a few times a year.
If you ever get a chance go to the 36th Infantry (and other Texas Forces) museum in Austin on Camp Mabry. It is a great museum too. It is also free.
If you ever get a chance go to the 36th Infantry (and other Texas Forces) museum in Austin on Camp Mabry. It is a great museum too. It is also free.
We had an occasion where we worked in the Austin area last year for a couple of weeks. After that experience, we decided that we didn't want to ever go to Austin again.
But, if life should ever cause it to happen again, maybe.
But, if life should ever cause it to happen again, maybe.
I love history. I’ve lived in the city for going on 13 years now and I still haven’t dragged my lazy butt in to check out that museum. I may just have to check it out this long holiday weekend. Thanks for the video
Allow plenty of time. There is a lot both outdoors and indoors. If you want more of a preview, check out the "Museums and Memorials" section in my Smugmug photo site to find about 4 or 5 galleries of photos taken on my trips into there. And, it took me more than 13 years to make it there. We moved to the OKC area around 1988.
I think that's a Reising (spelling?) SMG in .45 ACP.
Yes that is a Model 50 Reising made by H&R. M50 Reising - Wikipedia
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