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Old 25-02-18, 17:37
Ed Storey Ed Storey is offline
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Default Brass Plaque

Yup that looks like it. I was hoping the plaque would be wartime with some unique information on it - oh well. Good to hear that Shilo has the gun and that it is not sitting in a scrap yard.

Any idea where the Pak 38 went that was sitting with "David" on the same parade square?
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