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THE JAG FILE

NO REGRETS — WELL, ALMOST NO REGRETS

Living without regrets is a tough goal. Many times, I have said that I have only three (deeply personal) regrets. Those are outside the realm of collecting and researching, however. I suspect that if I included all of my collecting and research regrets, my list would be much longer…with this at the top of the list:

AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET SOMEONE SPECIAL

Back in 1988, Bill Combs (OVMS) asked, “Did you see Sam Mendel

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