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19-01-14, 02:31
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Hmm
Off the top of my head
year of manufacture, 6 x 6 configuration, Amphidian vehicle and vehicle carrying capacity come up with the term DUKW, which the troops then called them 'Ducks' I have it written at work on the display board for my Dukw... Which if all goes to plan will be swimming next weekend for Australia day and DUKW will be explained as above.. Tim 
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