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Caterpillar track trials WWI

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Caterpillar track trials WWI

Trials of the American caterpillar-tractor intended to draw heavy artillery at Vincennes during World War I

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Artillery Caterpillar Track Tractor Trials Vincennes Weapon Weapons Ww 1


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