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    Jul 31, 2019 3 minutes

    Military Vehicles Magazine welcomes correspondence from readers. Letters and e-mail must include a name and regular mail return address. Published letters reflect the opinions of the writers. Military Vehicles Magazine reserves the right to edit all letters for clarity, brevity, and other purposes. Address all correspondence to: Editor, Military Vehicles Magazine, 5225 Joerns Drive, Suite 2, Stevens Point, WI 54481, or e-mail to: john.adams-graf@fwmedia.com.

    GAS WOES

    One of our 83/329 re-enactors, Jay Lovell, of Middlefield, Ohio, has a Willys MB with a modified CJ gas tank. He has

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