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THE BURNER HEAD of the flame-gun is stuffed with rags to keep the spark plug and venturi dry. The burner head, the "muzzle" of the flame-gun must be kept dry, because it is here that the fuel is ignited. Augus 1944 - Pavuvu, Russell Island

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