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    Model of 1917 on the History channel

    I was watching a segment of the USGI WWI back Pack. The reinactors all carried the M1917. Hooray!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RBruce View Post
    I was watching a segment of the USGI WWI back Pack. The reinactors all carried the M1917. Hooray!
    they were also issued to the Alaskan Aleuts to fight the japs in WWII.
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    What was the name of the show that did the segment on the WWI backpack?
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