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14-03-25, 11:11

Ed Storey

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Originally Posted by Robert Bergeron

Thank you very much David , very informative . I have found nice references on the War Museum website . Have a look ! So Canadian origin is comfirmed ! A nice find indeed for the Carrier knowledge . More to follow !

What you have found is a generic statement as opposed to an actual reference. Now if the CWM website had stated what the manufacture's initials stood for and posted a some form of primary source confirmation, then you would have found a reference.

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