Back in time

[ron]

They were all mainly complete

[ron]

Of course I had to climb inside,and wave to the peasents

[ron]

Different Tank

[ron]

Track on the ground and a road wheel

[ron]

This is my late wife and daughter standing next to the tank, with a lady like this behind you and interested in your hobby it makes all the differance

[ron]

I am inside checking it out and thats my daughter keeping an eye on me

[ron]

Hope that you are not getting bored?

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by ron

Different Tank

Ron,

This one is a M5A1 Stuart, converted by the British Army to a gun tractor to move the 17 pdr. There were quite a number of these in Pounds and I know a number were saved.

[ron]

Hello Richard,
Thanks for the information on the Stuarts,I have found two more pics, Regards Ron

[ron]

As promised here are the two pics of the arrival of the Russian tanks,they were unloaded the trucks left,and the games began I can tell you that it carnt get any better than that,
Regards Ron

[Ryan]

Terrific pictures of a time gone by Ron. Each one telling a story.
....and all on my harddrive now too.

The unknown picture you posted early on may be a Cromwell hull but I'm not 100% sure.



Oh, T-34's. In 1988 where would they have come from? Surely that was too early for eastern bloc equipment?

[ron]

Hello Ryan
Thanks for the comments,My main idea was to generate some interest with some of our older members,who like myself were there when all of this was happening in the hope that they may have taken photos of what they saw to allow our younger members an insight to the past,we are all guilty at some time of thinking nothing will change and it will all be there forever so all we can ask is for people to dig out there pics and chare them with us.
Regards Ron

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by rynoki

The unknown picture you posted early on may be a Cromwell hull but I'm not 100% sure.

Similar hull, but it looks like a Centaur dozer