the branch insignia was originally approved in 1962 for the army intelligence and security branch and redesignated to the military intelligence branch on 1 july 1967 the sun composed of four straight and four wavy alternating rays is the symbol of helios who as god of the sun could see and hear everythinghe amedd is found in all three branches of the army the active army the u s army reserve and the army national guard its headquarters are in fort sam houston san antonio texas which hosts the amedd center and school
The engine code for an L32 was H and the L34 was M. On a basic level the main differences I can see (and I'm open to whatever else you might know) is that the 350 came as a 2bbl (L32) or a 4bbl (L34).What I'm trying to find out is whether there was a different cam & crank for the different engines.he engine code for an L32 was H and the L34 was M. On a basic level the main differences I can see (and I'm open to whatever else you might know) is that the 350 came as a 2bbl (L32) or a 4bbl (L34). What I'm trying to find out is whether there was a different cam & crank for the different engines.
Gen III Engines. The Gen III Engines include the LS1 and the LS6. These engines are very similar in that they both share a 5.7L displacement, but with different heads and intake. On the LS6, GM bumped up the strength of the block and installed a higher flowing intake manifold and MAF sensor. It also used the â243â heads, which refers to the casting number. Most of the engines have the sodium filled valves that were also used along side a higher lift camshaft to up the power over the LS1.