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Cool Dukw site

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This is a very intresting sitehttp://www.transchool.eustis.army.mil/Museum/DUKW.htm
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Interesting article. There were two DUKW's in a field near San Antonio some 5 years ago, but recently I noticed they were gone. I wish I could locate them, but at the time I saw them I wasn't intrested in a DUCK.
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http://imagen.britishpathe.com/scripts/ ... 0005&sif=0
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