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1. wasn't too tough because that superstructure was so distinctive and the single forward turret strongly suggested a turn-of-the-century design bureau.

2., as discussed, wasn't all that obvious until you pointed out that the background was a clue. (There's a *lot* of waterways and ridges in the mid-Atlantic U.S.) I didn't know that Stone River was the battle with the highest percentage of casualties, however. That's interesting.

If you couldn't get 3., you've got no business playing. The flag's the most interesting part. It was only flown for about a month, for a separate Communist South Vietnam before the Communists reunited the country.

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