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nedsn3

January 20, 2020 03:33PM

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Good info Sebastien.
Unrelated question: I seem to recall while driving from Verdun to Charleville (back in the '70's) that there was the remnant of a narrow gauge bridge across the Meuse. I was told that it had been built in the '30's as part of the rail system to resupply the bunkers on the Maginot Line. I've been trying to find it on Google Earth, but haven't had any luck. Are you aware of such a thing or am I incorrect? Thanks, Ned

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