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English: German ski soldier with a double sling for his rifle.
Русский: Немецкий солдат-лыжник со сдвоенным ремнём для ружья.
Date published in 1944 (US), 1942 (Germany)
Source German Ski Training and Tactics (Special Series, No.20), Military Intelligence Division, War Department — 31 January 1944; Vorläufige Richtlinien für Ausbildung und Kampf von Skitruppen. — Berlin: A. Seydel, 1942
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