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Old 5th September 2005, 06:18 AM   #5
Battara
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The thing is if you leave blood on steel for any length of time, it will already react to the metal. Many of the bladed weapons that were used against American troops and thus brought back by American troops had blood on them for quite a while before being picked off the battlefield and lightly wiped off as souvenoirs. What may accelerate the process is the heat and climate of the Philippines.
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