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To: Poet who wrote (110)10/10/2002 6:35:06 PM
From: Gordon A. Langston  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2746
 
vhpamuseum.org

They were "death cards". Have no idea when they started but I'd guess there were variations throughout the history of war.



To: Poet who wrote (110)10/10/2002 9:27:06 PM
From: benchpress550  Respond to of 2746
 
"Police are using geographical as well as psychological profiling in their search, examining the crime scenes in a bid to detect a pattern.". news.bbc.co.uk

think we already hit on this.



To: Poet who wrote (110)10/10/2002 11:36:47 PM
From: WTSherman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2746
 
Soldiers in the 1st Division would leave an ace in the mouths of dead NVA, I believe.



To: Poet who wrote (110)10/13/2002 12:18:08 AM
From: Dan B.  Respond to of 2746
 
Veddy interesting, perhaps.

Dan B



To: Poet who wrote (110)10/17/2002 11:23:41 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh  Respond to of 2746
 
The ace of Spades, not Clubs, is the card of death, and used in Vietnam. Not much of a laughing matter then or now.


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