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'Excellent'

'For the money, these are great value. A bit warm in hot weather, but all long gaiters are. Excellent in keeping stuff out of my boots, and really good in alpine tussocks and spaniard grass (!!!).

Hardwearing, keep moisture out when walking through wet grass and tussock, and they stay up surprisingly well considering they don't have lot of adjustment at the top.

They do let some moisture in when wading through deeper streams/rivers, but that's to be expected. For most shallower creek crossings, they pushed water away, and didn't let any in. Very good value for the money and very well built. I thoroughly recommend them.' (Rudy.V)

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Answer: A. Indonesia 1974, December 18.

Private Teruo Nakamura was the last official soldier of WW2 to surrender. Teruo was Taiwanese and served in the Japanese Army. Unlike a more famous Japanese Officer who surrendered earlier that year and very actively fought locals (Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda), Teruo returned to his native Taiwan with a much more icy reception. Allegedly there were reports of Japanese holdouts right up into the 1990s but none could be captured/proven

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