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My guess is that someone asked Tesla to design a machine gun[:'(]. The radiator coils around the barrel are throwing me.[:)]
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A seeing eye dog teaching markmanship? (And not being impressed)[:D]
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Japanese 7.7mm Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun deployed on a tripod mount.
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that must have been one heavy thing to deploy
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Sounds good to me [:D]
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Japanese 7.7mm Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun deployed on a tripod mount.
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That Japanese machine gun that you could put a bayonet on? 
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Mark 3 German Shepard
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Mark 3 German Shepard

Was it brought in by U-boat?
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Came in with the ME-109
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That Japanese machine gun that you could put a bayonet on? 

No.
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ORIGINAL: Hornblower

Came in with the ME-109

No such aircraft. :D
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Bet it wasn't brought in with a bf109 either.  Waste of a really good dog, though.  Wish I had mine back, or could convince a parsonage committee that a German Shepherd Dog in the house was not a bad idea.
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Is that Blondi, Hitler's alsatian?
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Model 92 Machine gun with M-94 Optical sight, mounted on an M-38 or M-3 tripod.
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If the German Shepard came from Germany on a plane, it may have been one of the He-100s that were sent to Japan via Russia in 1940.  They were the inspiration for the Tony.

On the other hand, maybe the dog is just lunch?

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Rin Tin Tin taking out a Japanese MG nest single handed.
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The dog looks a little bewildered. Why am I here when people are shooting at me?
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Story of military dogs (two-legged and four-legged) throughout history...
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Bet it wasn't brought in with a bf109 either.  Waste of a really good dog, though.  Wish I had mine back, or could convince a parsonage committee that a German Shepherd Dog in the house was not a bad idea.

You would think it a no-brainer - "Dah, people, 'shepherd', get it?"

Hope they never see your collection of Nazi war memorabilia.
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