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"Program from the concert given by the Choir of the First Battalion, Royal Regiment of Wales, Seattle 1997. The Battalion were on training maneuvers in Washington State at the time and was co- sponsored by the USO Puget Sound Area.
This is file number PSW00120 in the Welsh Heritage Center archive (see link)"

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