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 Subject:  Re: One of the Pak'sList thread.  
  
 Date:  Nov 13, 2003
 From:  Andrew Herbert 
Hi,

Given that a couple of guys can push a stalled car, it makes sense a gun crew
could trundle the weapon around some distance. Heck, in the Napoleonic wars
and more recent conflicts, artillery has been hauled might distances using
manpower.

My 2 cents.

Andy
 
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  One of the Pak's [IMG] - Youri Verbaas - Nov 13, 2003
. . . Re: One of the Pak's - Bill 13 - Nov 13, 2003
. . . . . . Re: One of the Pak's - Andrew Herbert - Nov 13, 2003
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