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Bill Pratt

January 01, 2019 01:12PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Near the end or WW II a train crew discovered a hot box on a car of explosives near Grand Junction, CO. They decided to bring the car to town so it could be repaired, and people as far away as two miles from the rail yard ended up having pieces of the car in their yards. Pieces of it are still occasionally found.

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Re: Explosives	Bill Pratt	January 01, 2019 01:12PM

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