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How to water an army

Published July 29, 2013

Views 6.34K  |  Likes 72  |  Comments 1
Views#1,734,224Global
Views#546,037Unknown country

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NATONATO
535K subs2.79K videosMar 2008

This video has 6.34K views and 72 likes, ranking #1,734,224 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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6,345

Likes

72

Comments

1

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Total (all-time): $4 – $13

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Supplying drinking water is a major issue during a military operation. Drawing and treating the water require a considerable logistic effort. The nations do their best to pool their skills. During Exercise Capable Logistician at Lest in Slovakia, NATO member and partner nations tested their skills in providing drinking…

Published
July 29, 2013
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