...one of my usual ways of covering a lackaposting when TDY. Yeah, it's a snivel, but hey, I got back to the hotel at 7PM, lay down to read the paper, and suddenly it was 3AM. Hard to keep up with the world when yer in the secure area all day and slug out immediately upon arrival at the hotel...
I'd have to say that those were row upon row of PC's and peripherals in storage, either waiting to be issued, or waitinf to be recycled. They are stored in a reinforced concrete facility, most likely a munitions bunker of some sort,, perhaps ebem part of a command post. Hard to tell. Gowever, it's been unused for it's intended purpose for awhile as there are paint peelings overhead. Fown the center are sheets of paper detailg what each section of computers is assigned to, or came from, or are intended for, etc. Inventory sheets, in other words.
Respects,
Pat
It's the starboard side. That's the only set of tracks that are aligned.....
Mike,
Well I have to wonder just what's up with all the armour giys anyway. Seems to me they are all a bunch of wannabe sailors. They speak the lingo, you know.
Turret. Hatch. Main Gun. Hull. Bow. Bulkhead. Sponson. Aft. Oberhead. Compartment. Periscope.
The vocabulary goes on and on, but you just can't use the word "starboard" or "port". Oj wait... you DO use gun port. My bad..... Heh. :)
I guess denial is not just a river in Egypt, eh?
No, the "tank" (so-called because the crates were marked "water tank" when the sekrit machines were shipped about) was originally called a Landship, because it was developed under the direction of the First Lord of the Admiralty... Winston Churchill.
Or something like that.
Feh. It's an assault gun -- an overgrown ASU-85.
Oh, you want to know specifically what it is? Sorry, I'm a grunt. I think we should put C-4, det cord, and blasting caps on it. It's too heavy to bring back for the S-2 to mis-identify...!
Fire for effect!
FIRE IN THE HOLE!!!