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  1. Whatever your disputes per, Michael Pullard located the site and Wittman and his crews remains, thereupon deposited at la Cambe. See Panzers in Normandy, his book, for full account.
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  2. Forget thee not Sgt Ernst Barkmann, an expert with a wrecked panzer in Normandy.
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  3. What about Ernst Barkmann, for skills with tanks in engagement ¿?
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  4. Jean Paul Pallud found the site, Wittman and his crews remains, thereupon deposited at la Cambe. As related in Eric Lefevres After the Battle volume: Panzers in Normandy..
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  5. Maybe read After the Battle Panzers in Normandy, Eric Lefevres. Jean Paul Pallud identified the site of Wittman wreck and his and his crews bodies, thereupon to be interred at la Cambe.
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