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TilTuli
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We photograph videos describing interesting technologies shown in Exhibitions, Museums, Conferences and Historical sites.
When available we get someone to explain them.
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When available we get someone to explain them.
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We enjoy reading our viewers' comments - let us know if we matched your interest.
LinksYouWantToRemember
http://sites.google.com/sit...
enjoy reading
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Israel main Self-Propelled 155mm Howitzer in 1970 "War of Attrition" & 1973 "Yom Kippur War"
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USSR BM-21 Self-Propelled 36Km long range 40 rocket launcher.
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French Field Howitzer 155mm M-1950 used in the 1970 Sinai "Attrition war" - as the "Navarons Guns". Modified later to self-prop...
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Israeli Self-propelled 160mm Mortar on "Sherman" Tank chassis.
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In case you missed it, there are 16 videos including interviews with crew members who served in Nike Hercules Batteries in US, Europe and Korea. They are inside This Play list:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Ti
If you arrive in SF the best time to visit SF-88 is on the first weekend of the month when the volunteers who rebuilt the place are coming to meet and guide visitors.
I work at an outdoor and environmental education center on (and over) one of the 5 bases that were on Long Island, NY
Shavua Tov!