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Hubert SC Waters, standing at far left, was a civil engineer who was sent to assist a group of British sappers & miners build a railway to the Persian border about 1918. He spoke frequently about times he spent in Ahmedwal & Zahidan which are in the vicinity of the Nushki Extension Railway. | Hubert SC Waters, standing at far left, was a civil engineer who was sent to assist a group of British sappers & miners build a railway to the Persian border about 1918. He spoke frequently about times he spent in Ahmedwal & Zahidan which are in the vicinity of the Nushki Extension Railway. | ||
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Hubert SC Waters, standing at far left, was a civil engineer who was sent to assist a group of British sappers & miners build a railway to the Persian border about 1918. He spoke frequently about times he spent in Ahmedwal & Zahidan which are in the vicinity of the Nushki Extension Railway.
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