Jon
>Group,
>
>I posted a message last night asking if there were groups out there who
>concentrated on Korean and Vietnam era re-enacting and living history
>displays. Much as many are involved in Civil War and W.W.II events with
>their vehicles.
>
>Based on the "Flame" mail I have received obviously, I number of you
>feel that this NOT the appropriate place for such a question.
>
>I did not mean to offend any one. I have enjoyed this group a great deal
>and learned a great deal about MV's. I now have Korean War vintage M-43
>ambulance. And as oppose to having the thing set there, occasionally
>driving it in a parade or two each year, I was wondering f there is any
>groups out there who concentrate on living histories of the Korean and
>Vietnam conflicts. I personally feel this and appropriate question for a
>Military vehicle group but, I have been wrong before.
>
>In reflection on the replies I have received for this post and innocent
>question. I think that I shall unsubscribe from this group. I am going
>to think it over for a day or two as I do not want to do anything in
>haste or anger but.... I am, for the first time in many months since
>joining, disappointed in this group and don't know if I want to be a
>part of it.
>
>Please accept my apologies for the original post, no offense was meant.
>If I do remain subscribed to the group please be assured that the only
>questions I shall ask are of the nature of, "How many turns of the screw
>driver are correct for mounting a ----------- on the finder of my M-XX?"
>
>Disappointed, but still Respectfully Submitted,
>
>
>Gordon W. Bell
>
>
>
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