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The History and
Restoration of D-66
D-66 was the command track used by Captain John K. Waters, Company Commander of D/16 from October 1966 to May 1967. It is on display at the National Infantry Museum in Ft Benning, Georgia.
Resources Around The Display Of D-66
History Of D-66 From The Battlefield To The Museum
Battlefield Damage to D-66
D-66 Chronology
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D-66 After Vietnam
Historical D-66 Documents
Acquisition of D-66
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Restoring D-66
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D-66 in Her Permanent Home
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