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16-11-09, 02:21
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It looks like an antenna mount and the rolled up canvas cover for the roof hatch.
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16-11-09, 02:37
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It because on my ford i have a hold with a cap at the same place i wonder if that hold is for a antenna 
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Eric Thibodeau 1942 willys Jeep
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16-11-09, 02:42
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3rd (montreal) Field Battery of Artillery
Yes it is an antenna mount our C15A is an old Wire truck (C15AW)that why we also have a small tunnel on our truck trap. I have included a picture showing us firing at Terrebonne for the 'Jour du souvenir'
The number 3 firing is M. Lalonde a Korea veteran, he was designated by the Terrebonne vet association. Last edited by CWO (ret) Gilles Aubé; 04-12-15 at 16:17.
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16-11-09, 02:49
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Hi Gilles,
Nice pic of the canon  for the antenna could you tell me what kind of antenna it is and do you have order pic how it fit inside thx
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Eric Thibodeau 1942 willys Jeep
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16-11-09, 02:55
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Antenna
It is a regular 19 set antenna made of two parts.
We used the C15AW as a gun tractor so we do not have a radio on board. So far it as been a very reliable Field Artillery Tractor (FAT). We bought it from André Gibeault.
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16-11-09, 02:57
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Antenna
I will try to get a picture how it is in the inside.
Gilles
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