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Old 14-09-09, 14:09
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Default Post war WD/MoD numbers

I have been asked by a contact what the official designation was after the new numbering system was introduced post-war by the War Department? This was taken on by the Ministry of Defence of course. The WD system was previously a 'Census Number', and then we had the 1949? -on digits-letters-digits system.
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I have been asked by a contact what the official designation was after the new numbering system was introduced post-war by the War Department? This was taken on by the Ministry of Defence of course. The WD system was previously a 'Census Number', and then we had the 1949? -on digits-letters-digits system.
David,
On some of the vehicle data paltes for vehicles in 50's and 60's, there were shown as WD No., but laterly, I think you will find them refered to as ARN, Army Registration Number.
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