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The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionGreen Beret 'had servant's heart'He is survived by his wife

It is also marked VERY faintly on the end of the the barrel:

put troops in the line alongside German and Romanian forces during Operation Barbarossa

The barrel jacket does not have the lug for a bayonet

The Soviet Russian ZSh-5A (Russian: ЗШ-5A) flight helmet was developed in the 1970s to be used with the most recent MiG fighter jets

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