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Old 23-12-18, 13:45
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2 of these are listed on the parts list for the Sherman Firefly - used to lift wounded out of a tank (in addition of course to the normal stretcher carrying purpose).

http://www.kingtigerebooks.co.uk/201...rom-tanks.html

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They may have been stitched together by a unit textile worker in order to be used for casualty recovery. Or perhaps someone wanted a swig for their kids.
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