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  1. 12-21-2013 07:27 PM #1
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    What is this item below the shovel?
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    Looks like it might be some kind of IR lamp or signaling device.
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    Maybe a "Biscuit Gun" for signaling Air Craft from the Control Tower .
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    Is there a date on it? The pathfinders used used something like it to signal aircraft for the D-Day landings (I don't know the specific models).
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    Just found out it is a M-227 Signal Lamp
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