Old pictures of Cambodia tagged: 'Share for the next generation'

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So you have former Khmer Rouge and Government soldiers bonding over a Coca Cola. Great. I saw this jeep earlier and wished I could have gotten a picture of it. It was one of the US jeeps that were imported here in huge numbers in the 1970s. It was done up well with a big winch on the front. The funny thing was that it had official RCAF ( Royal Cambodian Armed Forces) blue and red plates, but at the top of the windscreen it had this huge FOR US ARMY ONLY sticker. What da fuq? 8)
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xX.TROPA.Xx wrote: ↑Fri May 21, 2021 4:17 pm Image
Still there. Kompong Luong.
'Filled up at the local Caltex myself many a time.

Just up the street from the local walk-in Acleda branch, next to the sourdough baker.
I think - i always get a bit confused shopping in town when i am out on the lake. It's so big and scary and modern.
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Has anyone got any insights about this pic?

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clutchcargo wrote: ↑Mon May 24, 2021 5:25 pm Has anyone got any insights about this pic?

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yeah i love to know as it looks so familiar.
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clutchcargo wrote: ↑Mon May 24, 2021 5:25 pm Has anyone got any insights about this pic?

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I'm pretty sure it's O'Russei Market before they built the giant building for the market.
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