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HELP ASAP!! What do you see in the following pictures?
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What do you see in the following pictures?
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Men who looked like they came from a fight, war, battle, They look hurt and battered, the picture looks older and it looks like wherever they are it was destroyed.
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what seems to be few men coming from war or a Battelle
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