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Yes & no

April 21 2012 at 10:39 PM		   (Login DannyEgan)
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Yes, Red Army valentines often carried ordinary fuel drums, as did other Red Army tanks. But they weren't attached in the sense I think you mean. They were just loose drums carried on the deck or fender while in secured areas. Hope this helps.

Danny Egan
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