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| Gasoline tractors, hauling American cannoneers and French 155 mm. gun to the point of concentration, park under the trees in the daytime and move stealthily to the front at night. The tractor is of American manufacture. |
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| Something's in the air, the higher-ups know the details of what is being planned. Tanks, whose maximum speed in those days was six to eight miles per hour, pass through the ruined French villages during the night. |