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armyjunk2
PostPosted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 3:04 pm 
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Hi Everyone, I posted a lot (160) of photos over at the CDSG site, its the Lubuskie Museum, Poland, lots of Polish aircraft, armor and artillery. any questions I have photos of the signs and that might be all the help I can be, feel free to ask......its a large post
here is the link.........http://cdsg.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1132#1132
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greatgonzo
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The sign in pic 44 says it's an artillery trainer. A device used to exercise loading and unloading of the 122mm and 152 mm trailing howitzers.
In Poland in the sixties of course :).

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Enemy Ace
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Very Cool!! Thanks for sharing this!!!

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WOW, that could be the biggest collection of it's type in the WORLD. thanks for the link!
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ArmyJunk -

WOW - thanks for posting! As usual, outstanding pics.

About where is the museum located?

Mike

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Junkyard36 wrote:
ArmyJunk -

WOW - thanks for posting! As usual, outstanding pics.

About where is the museum located?

Mike

it looks like;; Drzonow, Poland
here is a link i found;;
http://www.aviationmuseum.eu/World/Euro ... jskowe.htm
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armyjunk2
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The Lat and Longs are 51°56'43.14"N 15°19'11.44"E Southeast of Frankfurt, Germany i will post some more photos later on, lots to see and do in Poland and of course Berlin...thanks everyone for looking..and the nice comments...

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Very cool, thanks a ton for posting.
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A very nice collection for sure! thanks for the photos

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