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English: Amphibious vehicle Alvis Stalwart Mk.2 FV 622 in the Bundeswehr Military History Museum in Dresden.It has come to light that this is actually an Ex British Army Stalwart painted to represent a Bundeswehr vehicle and is no longer on display.
Deutsch: Amphibienfahrzeug Alvis Stalwart Mk.2 FV 622 im Militärhistorischen Museum der Bundeswehr in Dresden.
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