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How did the Allied Forces get enough gas to run all of the Chevrolet vehicles during WWII in France?
If you're like me, your answer will be wrong. bigl

This short 3-minute video gives you the facts.

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Very interesting film clip. Thank you

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Amazing

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Wow, have to say pretty impressive...

Great Ingenuity !!


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I saw some of the salvaged pieces of the pipeline, while in Normandy, and the sections looked like rubber hose. No lack of ingenuity by that generation.
Richard


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