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5 April 2011, 09:41 AM | #1 |
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HODINKEE Celebrates 62 Years of NATO....Straps
Nice little read regarding NATO straps and James Bond with his big crown Sub in Goldfinger
http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/2011/4/...atostraps.html |
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Very cool post- thanks for sharing!
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Cool!
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Very cool.....thanks for posting!
Wasn't the woven nylon strap that Sean Connery wore the sub on a Zulu/RAF style???? Without the additional layer & buckle thingies????? Regardless I love woven nylon straps.....NATOS et al...try one what have you got zulus? I'm off to have a Bombay martini, shaken, not stirred.
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Very cool article!
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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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Cool, thanks for sharing.
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Good article. He's got a great blog going on there.
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I never get tired of looking at that split second shot when bond uses his lighter to see his watch! It even looks "vintage" in the movie!
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The very fact that we all enjoyed reading this link makes us as goofy at those Star Trek convention people. Give that one some thought next time you're reading TRF.
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But we're not dressing up as Klingons and wearing Spock ears.
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Its the appreciation of like minded individuals that fires me up to post all things Sub related, I'm glad everyone thought it was worth sharing, especially something as seminal as the Bond nato strap phenomenon
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Love natos !!!!
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