This is from the link to 23rd HQ that blitzdough posted. I broke it out. Neat story
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Inflatable tank history
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Inflatable tank history
by Steve Webb » Thu Apr 12, 2012 3:04 pm
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Re: Inflatable tank history
by battlebaby3 » Thu Apr 19, 2012 5:25 pm
Now if I could get a few of theses for our event. They too had ships and trucks also.
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1942 GPW 63239 "Angel "
99th Infantry Division,393rd Reg., E Co. (Battlebabies)
99th Infantry Division Historical Society,Inc. Erie, Pa.
Event Coordinator The Bridge at Remagen, Tidioute.PA
99th Infantry Division,393rd Reg., E Co. (Battlebabies)
99th Infantry Division Historical Society,Inc. Erie, Pa.
Event Coordinator The Bridge at Remagen, Tidioute.PA
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