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29-01-15, 21:37
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Pixie suit
Well,
I see a nice Canadian Ford Lynx with a 1919A4 flexible mounted up front and a lot of idle Germans sitting on it ! It certainly could be a Dennison smock David. Is the soldier wearing the Dennison wearing a black beret wich would be indicative of an armored Regt ? If he is , then it could very well be the tanker suit because i do not think an armored person would wear an airborne piece of kit. Just my two cents, no offense meant too anyone. Robert
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