Robin, Sorry for the wasting of someone's time. Don 1 simply asked me what was the utility and usefulness of a staff car in ASL I had never seen or employed this unit in an ASL scenario. I have seen jeeps, however. Tim
The Oberst always numbered his orderlies as he didn't care about their names. The exception is Koch as this one has an invaluable knack for procuring exquisite French vintages in the most improbable places.I’ve got a friend called Timmy27, he thinks Don1 should get it together.
He’s cool with Don2 though. No problem there.
I’ll tell Timmy you said that.The Oberst always numbered his orderlies as he didn't care about their names. The exception is Koch as this one has an invaluable knack for procuring exquisite French vintages in the most improbable places.
von Marwitz
Timmy!!!!!I’ll tell Timmy you said that.
Much obliged.I’ll tell Timmy you said that.
This type here. The Oberst appreciates a motorcycle escort for the glamour.So which staff car does The Oberst use?
A Dodge Charger?!! I didn't realize the Oberst was such a hot rod enthusiast.This type here. The Oberst appreciates a motorcycle escort for the glamour.
Of course, the unequalled form of conveyance is the white charger.
von Marwitz
Hey now, be kind!Robin
A "Jeep" is an "abomination" for wheeled vehicles.
Lol that from a guy who is shooting one!!Hey now, be kind!
Army Colonel, whose name I can't recall, MOH recipient I believe, wrote a book I read about his experiences during the Korean war. An officer whose jeep broke down decided to emulate the cartoon in your avatar. He whipped out his pistol and fired a shot that ricocheted off the wheel and struck him in the head killing him.Hey now, be kind!
Yes on both types of staff cars.Okay. So it is a staff car. Is this a regular ASL counter? Tim
An Audi.....So which staff car does The Oberst use?
No a white Dodge Charger. As he posted above, apparently is a Mopar fan.An Audi.....