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Our soldiers (alive or passed) are who provide our freedoms we have today..PERIOD.💙🦋

What happened next became one of the most psychologically devastating tactics of the entire Pacific War. The armored Seabee would push massive walls of earth directly over the firing slit of the bunker — tons of dirt, compacted and unstoppable — sealing the Japanese soldiers inside their own fortification while they were still alive. There was no escape, no counter-move, no way to fight back against several tons of steel and earth moving toward you at walking pace. Word spread fast through Japanese units: shooting at the bulldozer was a guaranteed, inescapable death sentence. Imperial commanders eventually issued orders telling their troops never to engage the Seabees — because every time they did, the bunker crew died buried alive, and the airstrip got built anyway.

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YUT!

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ban old cars

The second rule of the United States Marine Corps: Never let a jarhead alone with a can of paint.

Still cool to me!

Lock it in and show me you can drive off road......

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