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Short Story Of D 8 Cat Dozer
In August of this year Mr. Potts, Mr. Norris, Mr. Roach and Mr. Brett where tasked with operating D 8 Cat dozers at the CAAA DEMO range. While on duty they noticed a fire had inadvertently been started in the nearby forest from detonated surface shots. Without hesitation the four sprung into actions by quickly utilizing their dozers to contain and extinguish the blaze before the fire department arrived on screen. Their quick actions and thinking saved countless acres of woodland and animal habitat from certain destruction. Way to go TEAM!!
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