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    • Gear Fanatic
      True, but I think the evidence is stacked in the raider side. So congratulations you found a raider uniform in the wild!
    • P-59A
      This is pinned at the top. Read this, in the beginning everyone thought it was good until they started looking at it real hard. It's worth  the read.
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    • ecoffman
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