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Catchword for “teeth arm”
Catchword: teeth arm
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Part of Speechn.
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Quotation: Teeth arm units are an Armoured Regiment (8th Canadian Hussars), an Infantry Battalion (1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment) and the Canadian Airborne Regiment.
Author:
Gary Gore
Date of Publication:
Dec. 15, 1992
Originally published in:
Original Article, Document, Publication, Web Site:
Morrow Project Journal
Original Date Published:
May 24, 1993
Origial Volume: 1
Orginal Number or Issue: secno
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