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Old 02-03-10, 00:26
martyn martyn is offline
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Hi Kevin
Thanks for that if you need anything else just ask if i have it you are welcome to borrow it, also thanks for reminding me about the cd forgot all about it will have a look at it tomorrow.
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Old 15-03-10, 00:34
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ok now iam getting confused whats the diffrance between a mk1 no 2 and a mk1 no 3 welded hull, is a mk2 the same as a rivetted carrier with airboxes or or not could any one shed some light on this looked in nigels book not a lot of help on this one
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Old 15-03-10, 01:18
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The No.1, No2, No3. all refer to the size/model of Ford V8 motor.
I believe the Mark III refers to the Welded hull construction ( and the associated changes i.e. air ducting) introduced at the same time.
The Armoured O.P.(observation post)MarkIII, was by October 1942,identified as being an incorrect nomenclature, and was re designated as;
Armoured O.P. No. 1, Mark III (W)
they are essentially the same shape as a rivetted hull Mk1 (Same sand guards. No side steps,but altered to suit the A.O.P. role)
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Old 15-03-10, 13:02
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Hi Lynn
thanks for that, things have started to make sence now.
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