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    #16
    Great to hear the truth about these flags, I don't have them in my collection but I will certainly put them on the list. They are not very hard to find.

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      #17
      Originally posted by JPhilip View Post
      Hello,
      As already mentioned, these weren't meant for minefields.
      They were meant to to be used by "Z teams" to delimite safe corridors in gas contaminated areas for any movements of troops if needed.
      If i'm not mistaking, the minefields theory was "launched" by a dealer who had many kits for sale and no buyer. For sure, mines were more used than gas in WWII...
      The Germans NEVER used Gas in combat during WWII though they were prepared for it and trained for the defense of it as well.

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        #18
        Originally posted by M44 Breadbag View Post
        The Germans NEVER used Gas in combat during WWII

        who said they did ?
        Last edited by JPhilip; 12-15-2009, 12:14 PM.

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          #19
          Originally posted by Hans Zeug View Post
          Hi folks,would just like to add pictures of my pouch to the above.It is made from the so called artificial leather and contains 15 of the gas flags,it also has or did have what I think was a a marking in a box on the inside of the closeing flap(makers code swas) but has some what faded.
          Hi Hans,

          Nice carrier and flags. Identical to mine and the one Tom posted. I like these flags/this kind of equipment because it is something different than what you are use to see in collections.

          If there are more in collections of members please show us!

          Jac

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            #20
            Pouch

            Hi jac just looked at your pouch nice condition with nice markings,is your pouch with out the marking tape?Hope that Tom can show us his tape sometime.Regards David.

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              #21
              Ooops

              almost forgot.......

              here it comes.......

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                #22
                building up the tension.........

                drum roll........

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                  #23
                  and here she is.......



                  In fact these are 2 ribbons of 25 metres each rolled up

                  Tom
                  www.mp44.nl

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by M44 Breadbag View Post
                    The Germans NEVER used Gas in combat during WWII ...................
                    Yes they did.

                    At the siege of Sevastopol.

                    They used it to subdue extremely stubborn Russian bunkers.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by JPhilip View Post
                      ...........safe corridors in gas contaminated areas.................
                      Please pardon my ignorance, but how can you have a 'safe corridor' when gas has been used?

                      Doesn't a change in the wind blow the gas in every direction?

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                        #26
                        Yellow tape.

                        Originally posted by MP44_tom View Post
                        and here she is.......



                        In fact these are 2 ribbons of 25 metres each rolled up

                        Tom
                        www.mp44.nl
                        Wow to much excitement there Tom but thanks for showing the tape.Know what I'm looking for now to complete the pouch.Cheers David.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by JPhilip View Post
                          who said they did ?
                          Read the quote in my post.

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by Robin Lumsden View Post
                            Please pardon my ignorance, but how can you have a 'safe corridor' when gas has been used?

                            Doesn't a change in the wind blow the gas in every direction?
                            persistent agents stay on the ground and foliage such as blister agents and mustard gas. Hence the need for the cleared marked lanes.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by M44 Breadbag View Post
                              persistent agents stay on the ground and foliage such as blister agents and mustard gas. Hence the need for the cleared marked lanes.

                              BB
                              All clear now!

                              Thanks.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by Robin Lumsden View Post
                                Yes they did.

                                At the siege of Sevastopol.

                                They used it to subdue extremely stubborn Russian bunkers.
                                That's a new one on me, do you have a source on that?

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