
Letter above transcribed:
March 17, 2005
This Gerber multiplier was lost during the 3rd week of Jan. ’05 at Camp New York, Kuwait. As I was inspecting my unit’s vehicles before we convoyed to Iraq, I noticed something stuck in the rear tire on one of our 2.5 ton trucks. It was this multiplier. It had been there for 2 weeks and traveled several miles in the tire. These are tough tools and this one is proof. If you can repair it and the warranty is good I would appreciate it.
Yours truly,
SFC Ronald H. Duncan


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