[weebz]

Would it be considered possible to be a "military geek"? I have researched military ever since I was 10, and I get the feeling that I am wierding people out already XD

[skaar]

Yes, easily a geeky topic, like, knowing the difference between a b17 C and G of the top off your head, could be considered geeky, knowing the name of the head riveter, really geeky, going on vacation to get that riveters autograph........

[raye555]

Yes, I guess that it's a type of geekiness...

[weebz]

@skaar
Yea... Exactly. Except i'm more on the infantry/ground level with my knowledge. I know more about infantry than anything else.

[skaar]

Ah, then you'd know what varieties of k-ration were available in the day?

[weebz]

Not exactly. I have mainly researched about what the infantry wear and shoot.

German infantry standard is to wear something called "Bundeswehr" over their Flecktarn BDU's and use a G36 with telescopic site and red dot sight built in.

[skaar]

So, clothes and guns, what about the bedroll, what was it made of?

[weebz]

I wish I knew.
(All this time, I have had to resaerch new upgrades, new additions, new rifles, and I am still finding more to research that has been out out for a while.) I am still not as informed as I would think.

[skaar]

How about an easy one, what was the stock of the standard garand made of?

never mind dude, i'm being brutal, trying to see what kind of connected, but completely out there stuff i can ask.

[weebz]

Wood XD

I see. I still have alot to research, but i'll get there.