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Surprisingly common across the US. I've had 8 pass through my hands, currently maintaining 2. Nobody has ever found a good reason why they are here......
the ''winners'' in WWII took away a lot of enemy stuff to test it and to see what they could learn for their next developments. I have read various books on British testing relative to aero engine materials.
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