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English: Gerald Gilbert, a driver with the Meadow Lark Transportation Company, left, and David Mateer, a rigger with A&A Transfer Inc., get ready to secure two World War II German anti-tank guns to a flatbed trailer during the final day of the Phase 1 relocation of the Ordnance Museum to Fort Lee, Va. Aug. 7.
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