Dirt chokes up filters, and the
 equipment overheats from a lack
 of that cool air. Or the equipment
 gets all gooped up from the dirt
 that didn't get filtered out.

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Issue No 1B9 196B Serles
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AIR MOBIUTY 2-17
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 FIREPOWER 18-35, 54-57
TAT.102A Marrine Gun Guide 33
Subsystem 1833 ML4 Rifla 34.35
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 'TA43/PTA 312/PT 47 AN/VRC-24 Radio 42
 AT-912,AS1729 ANiPSC- Radio 45
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