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Members of the Battlegroup and their Estonian counterparts have come together to celebrate the festive season in their own unique way. 🎄 On a snowy day earlier in December, a selection of British, French and Estonian Tanks, Armoured Fighting Vehicles and Engineering Vehicles marked an Allied Christmas together. ❄️ 🇬🇧🇫🇷🇪🇪 @natobgest #fearnaught #christmas | The Royal Tank Regiment
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