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clipeus
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old sweat
shield
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paludamentum
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Green Beret
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artilleryman
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Silver Star Medal
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Silver Star
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fuzzy
Praetorian Guard
Samnite
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artillery
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artillery unit
spearhead
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arty
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hetaireia
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bull
getaway man

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