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 Filters Basically , there were 4 type of filters also called Filter Einsatz (FE) Above, from left to right we have FE37(R), FE37R(Tp), FE41 and FE42 
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 On all the filters above, the FE number has been
      stamped into the filters, but this is not allways the case. From left to right FE37R, FE41 (hardly readable) and a FE 42 filter 
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 When the soldier was back in
      garisson, the mask was not kept in the canister, because otherwise the
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 Losantin Tablets New contents have been moved to the skin and weapon decontamination section 
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