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21-01-14, 04:52
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Live and Learn
I'm glad that you fellows sorted it all out while I was away or I would have put forward a completely erroneous answer.
I always thought DUKW stood for, Doubly Useful Kind of Wagon. Wouldn't be surprised at anything that came out of Cancerra though.  David 
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