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Has anyone cataloged the mistakes that are in all the reference books?<o></o>
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I have many but not all of the major books and even with my amateur knowledge there are some mistakes.<o></o>
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How about Angolia’s books? They seem to be the definitive reference so far, but even I can see a couple mistakes. <o></o>
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I don’t have my books where I am now but I’d be happy to contribute.<o></o>
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This would be very helpful to junior collectors so they don’t make major errors.<o></o>
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> </o>Has anyone cataloged the mistakes that are in all the reference books?<o
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> </o>I have many but not all of the major books and even with my amateur knowledge there are some mistakes.<o
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> </o>So what did <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Davis</st1lace></st1:City> get wrong? I’ve found a few obvious ones like his “clothing bag” he obviously wasn’t a paratrooper himself.<o></o><o
> </o>How about Angolia’s books? They seem to be the definitive reference so far, but even I can see a couple mistakes. <o
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> </o>I don’t have my books where I am now but I’d be happy to contribute.<o
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> </o>This would be very helpful to junior collectors so they don’t make major errors.<o
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> </o>Greg<o
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