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Old 03-02-10, 14:20
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Hello "Bren",

First of all, welcome to this forum!
Please use your first and last name here, we are among friends.

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From what I understand, the primary Bofors puller in the first period of the war (Sep 39 -Jun 40) was the Morris CDSW.
a) was this job generally taken over by the Morris C8 afterwards?
No, the Morris-Commercial C8 is a Field Artillery Tractor (FAT), not a Light Artillery Tractor (LAAT).

The replacement for the CDSW must have been the Bedford QLB or Ford/Chevrolet LAAT.

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b) was the Morris C8 used much during the Battle of France?
I don´t have exact numbers, but I would say the C8 was the main FAT during the early days of WW2.

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c) how prevalent was the CMP FAT and CMP Bofors SPAA in the British Army?
Again, no exact numbers available, but CMPs were used in great numbers by the British Army.

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Old 04-02-10, 18:39
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I don't have numbers either, but both Guy QuadAnt FATs and Morris CDSW FATs (different from the CDSW LAAT) were in use in the BEF.

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