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AMC Marlin (1st Gen) (1965-66)
AMC SET
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Rambler Marlin Launched as the Rambler Marlin in 1965 and available as a 232Ci 6 cylinder or V8's of 287 and 327 Ci. For 1966 due to corporate identity alterations the model was rebadged AMC Marlin and was further altered in 1967 in anticipation of the launch of the Javelin together with the introduction of a 328 Ci V8. Sales 1965 10327, despite a base price reduction from $3100 in 65 to $2601 for 66 sales fell to 4547 and only 2545 for 67 Shot at The Rally of the Giants Knebworth 18.07.09 ref. 43-03
What I find very interesting about this abandoned, eight screen AMC is that I don't see any "For Lease" sign anywhere on the property.
When the new 18 or 20 screen facility was opened nearby this building had the AMC removed and closed the doors and there it sits today.
Great label scar here by the way.
AMC Showplace in Richmond, Indiana - National Road East
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Damage Control Resuscitation of Severely Injured Soldiers - U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research
Since its fielding in January 2007, Damage Control Resuscitation - the new standard of care for the most severely injured Soldiers requiring massive transfusions - has dramatically improved survivability. By limiting fluid resuscitation, the patient's blood pressure is stabilized to minimize renewed bleeding from recently formed blood clots. Blood volume is restored by using plasma as the primary resuscitation fluid along with packed red blood cells. The magnitude of improvement has been likened to the improvement after the introduction of antibiotics to medical care.
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Highway 58 (TN) VFD Brush 532 is a 1967 AMC M715 4X4 brush truck. It is equipped with a 250 gpm pump and carries 250 gallons of water. It is gas-powered with a manual transmission. Photo taken at their Birchwood station on 14 Jan 1985.
Ricoh 35mm SLR