pvtクライネ（喪中

よく「お前はどこに行っても現れるな」と言われます滅共멸공

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最近フォローしてくれた方向けに紹介すると基本こんな人間す

PCゲームも好きす

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

@rava1966 😭

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踏んづけた
投入して3時間ておしゃかにした

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

また来やがったな

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

ほんと熊とか勘弁してほしいわ

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

かっこいい
ベレー帽の被り方が微妙なのが逆に良い

[Voices of WW2 @VoicesofWW2]

81 years ago today, June 18 1945, the highest ranking American officer to die by enemy fire in all of World War II was killed on Okinawa. His name was Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr., and his story goes all the way back to a Civil War surrender.

He had gone forward to watch his Marines push the Japanese off Ibaru Ridge, about 300 yards from the enemy. A flat trajectory shell, probably from a 47mm gun, slammed into a coral outcrop right next to him. The blast threw shards of rock and steel into his chest.

They carried him back on a stretcher to an aid station. He died on the operating table within minutes. The Battle of Okinawa was declared won just three days later. He never got to see it.

Now here is the part almost nobody knows. His father was also named Simon Bolivar Buckner, and he was a Confederate general. In 1862 the father surrendered Fort Donelson to an old West Point friend named Ulysses S. Grant. That surrender is where Grant earned his nickname Unconditional Surrender Grant.

The two men had history. Years before the war, Grant was broke and stranded in New York and could not pay his hotel bill. Buckner Sr. quietly covered it. So when Buckner surrendered to him at Donelson, Grant offered him the use of his own purse to get through prison. Friendship survived the war they fought on opposite sides of.

When Grant died in 1885, Simon Bolivar Buckner Sr. was one of his pallbearers. A former Confederate general helping carry the man who beat him, because the friendship mattered more than the flag.

And then 60 years after Donelson, the son of that Confederate general died wearing the uniform of the reunited country, leading an American army in the Pacific. Congress made him a full four star general in 1954, almost a decade after his death.

One Buckner gave Grant his first great victory. The other gave his life for the nation Grant fought to keep whole. Two generations, two wars, one family name. Worth remembering today.

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

ウィンターコンバットジャケット？

[ニャンᓚᘏᗢ @nyan_nyan719]

1968年5月10日、国道4号線に展開する38大隊

[死鯔 （ですぼら） @bccp6e]

「ベトナムの戦闘英雄35名からなる代表団が台湾を訪問」
滅多に着ない制服を着用、レイを受け取っている第一師団の一等伍長のベレーにチョロが生えているが、南ベトナム軍はやたらベレー被るのに実は官給品のベレーというのは無く民生品をチョイスしているので同じ部隊でも色と形がバラバラなのです、

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

#これを見たやつは座った画像をあげろ

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あった
こんな感じか

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

自分の過去の写真見当たらないから確認できないけどもしかしてしっかり被りすぎてたかも

[田鷲 @tawashi_01]

内部整備した
やっぱりM1903が一番好きだわ

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

@nyan_nyan719 イベント立ち上げよう

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#二次戦だョ全員集合　に来た
イギリス軍の糧食は初めて見た
美味しいらしい

[YOZA ヨザ @iwamu995]

陸自が韓国軍装備借りてるのは初めて見た。

[Robyn @AliceInVietnam]

Japanese thrift stores really be on sum

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

@Josh_S_Tokunaga 出没は幸い深夜らしいすけど周りは畑やら餌になる動物で溢れてますからね…

[pvtクライネ（喪中 @km_flag]

@rokfv1964_1973 これも初めて見る写真でした

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台布？