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DescriptionPływający Transporter Gąsienicowy PTG - K-61.jpg |
Polski: Pływający Transporter Gąsienicowy PTG / K-61 English: Polish Army's amphibious carrier K-61 / PTG (Soviet made) |
Date | 01.07.2007 |
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Author | Wisnia6522 |
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