To: Carolina
The shot was unbelievable--they had the engine out (and it was a big 'un) next to the tank and the mechanics from the unit Bloom is attached to swarming over it like it was NASCAR. The conditions were wretched, and now they've gotten worse with the thunderstorm moving in. According to Bloom's last report--in pitch black--they were STILL working on the engine.
My admiration for our troops just grows and grows.
To: Catspaw
Re: Lube jobs (etc.) on the move :
I dont claim to be a mechanical(nor HTML,electronics, remote control.........list goes on & on) expert butis it not bad to be tearing an engine apart with sand all over ???
.. getting in it? These are the guys that should have some sort of canvas, plastic shieding- my thots
1,530 posted on
03/25/2003 5:55:28 AM PST by
DollyCali
("Authenticity - to have arrived ! ")
To: Catspaw
The shot was unbelievable--they had the engine out (and it was a big 'un) next to the tank and the mechanics from the unit Bloom is attached to swarming over it like it was NASCAR.Plus, someone's got to collect the old oil in some old plastic jugs and run it down to the Autozone for recycling.....Bwa ha ha ha ha ha!
1,538 posted on
03/25/2003 6:00:37 AM PST by
Petronski
(I'm not always cranky.)
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