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Here's something I have never seen before.
Can you identify, and purpose?
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Looks like a bridge layer of some type. The IDF definitely has some interesting variants of armored vehicles.
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Thats what I thought too.
Nope...
A VERY interesting variant.
That's it. Extends 27 meters up.
KnightTemplar5150 The Israelis call it an Eyal (hoping you have a translation on that!). Used as an armored, mobile observation post.
The Israelis call it an Eyal (hoping you have a translation on that!). Used as an armored, mobile observation post.
Probably their "DOWN SOUTH" equivalent
of "Yew'all......."
(you asked for it)
Alright, I'm out 'ta here........
Maybe Yiddish for "get me down from here!".
I'll pass on that job thanks. Got to hand it to the Israeli's, they certainly know how to get the most out of a Sherman.
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Wring it out till it's good and dry.......
The "Eye-full" was used to observe Egyptian positions across the Suez Canal from behind the "safety" of the sand berms put in place on the Israeli side before the Yom Kippur War. It kind of makes me think of WW1-vintage or even American Civil War observation balloons. Sounds like a lovely job to have.
Apprentice rivet counter.
Just remember to set the brake.
Even better: Don't park on a hill.
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