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    CALENDAR

    Feb 14, 2020 5 minutes

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    SHOWS / RALLIES / CONVOYS

     eb 14-17, CA, Gridley. Camp Gridley and NRG Change of Command, sponsored by the Northern Recon Group. Info: Floyd J. 530-673-9195; www.northernrecongroup.org

    Feb 21-23, FL, Mt Dora. MVPA’s First Florida Chapter Winter Rally, Reenactment, and Swap Meet, Renninger’s Antique Center and Flea Market, 20651 US Highway 441. Info: Stan Kinmonth (Rally Registrar), (904) 276-1418, stantr6@ comcast.net; or Dave Thomas (President), (352) 817-1087, halftrackdave@yahoo.com; www.flmvpa.org

    Feb 23-March 7, NEW ZEALAND, Orewa to Pakiri. Far North Convoy hosted by the New Zealand Military Vehicle Club, Inc. Info: www.nzmvc.org.nz

    March 7, PA, Mt. Bethel. Redball Annual MV Pars & Militaria

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