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PostPosted: Tue Nov 30, 2004 11:29 pm 
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Wish I could be so lucky as to find one of these in the local lake!

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Was this one discussed a year or so ago? Or was that a Russian tank recovered from a bog? The German cross gives away the country of origin.

Any more details on this recovery?

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I also remember the "other" T-34 being recovered with the German cross on it a year or so ago. I'm thinking the terrain and surrounding topography was different in those first pictures. I'm not sure what the chances are of locating and recovering more than one T-34 with German markings in such a short span of time though!

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I'm wondering what was on the other end of
that cable to pull it out of all that mud.

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From the top go down to row two picture one. Thats whats on the other end.

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Again, Tanks a lot.

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okay so how are you getting that link to work? I am having no luck at anything I try.


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