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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rknarr2, post: 9479047, member: 9614&quot;]My hot water tank burst and this was pictured and discarded by mitigation</p><p>company.&nbsp; These are the only pictures that I have of this item.</p><p>I checked with a military forum as well as military topic at this website.</p><p>However, the military forum does not believe it is a command modular </p><p>post system as I suspected because they did not come out until the early</p><p>to middle 1990s and and all the walls were the same size, 11&#039;. This item that I am</p><p>calling a tent was alot older than that and says its size is 9&#039; 10&quot; By 12&#039; 1&quot;, so that eliminates a Modular Command Post. The markings do not look like they have enough information to be military. (No stock number, date of manufacture, that sort of thing.).&nbsp; This military forum member thought this might be a wall tent like the ones that were used in scout camps.</p><p>It weighs 9.93 oz. and is made of a single fill duck.&nbsp; The way I understand</p><p>it from another member from this website duck is like a canvas material.&nbsp; While the cut size is 9&#039;10&quot; x 12&#039;1&quot;, the pin. size is 9&#039;6&quot; x 11&#039;9&quot;.&nbsp; It was made by Powers &amp; Co.&nbsp; The dimensions and company are shown on the first attachment.</p><p>My insurance company asked me to date a list of water damaged items for them.&nbsp; This </p><p>is on that list.&nbsp; I would like to know what decade do you think this is from?&nbsp; Thank you </p><p>for help in this matter.</p><p>Regards,</p><p>Rob</p><p>[ATTACH=full]444196[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]444197[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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