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WW11 Webbing identification

23-12-18, 03:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ed Storey

What you have is an amalgam of two stretcher slings stitched together. Here is a photo of an actual Mk IV Stretcher Sling.

Attachment 104199

That explains the two dates.

David

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