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OK, so I have resolved the 9er issue.
What is the appropriate size and placement of same on my M38A1 CDN3? I thought that I may have seen below the door opening as well as on the cowl near the windshield? Anyone have photos of CF stencil format/sizing?
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Scroll for pics of stenciling and decal locations: http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...t=14040&page=3 Trucks with full metal doors usually have the larger numbers.
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Thanks, that will help me out.
You don't by chance have a source for anymore of the Canada flag decals and long yellow radio warning decals do you???
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The Radio Warning Decal came from Rob Teslia from the 31 CER Kit Shop. I don't have his contact info handy, but a quick internet search should yield something. Scotty EDIT: I'm not going to repost Robs info, but I did find this page on Google: http://www.network54.com/Forum/28173...or+help+needed |
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Hi Chris:
Just to add to your growing appreciation of a topic that takes ages to absorb and is always being tinkered with by the Jimmies... Niner is the CO, not the OC, unless its an independent unit which have COs not OCs anyway... it gets worse! ![]() Brigade Comd became, by default, 99 because 9 in the Brigade HQ and Sigs Sqn was the OC of the Sqn (an independent command): RATS! I mean CO! Letters tend to follow the callsign such as 9A which would be the CO's rover (jeep) to us Gunners as the CO has a much bigger and thicker skinned beast to ride in normally (read M113 in my day, LAV nowadays). Zulu Niner is the callsign adopted by the CO's driver when the CO is out of the vehicle. If the driver responds to a call for Niner with, "Zulu Niner, send over" the other caller knows that the CO is not there but the driver will take a message for him. The "Z" was never actually painted on a vehicle as it was a roving callsign that went where the CO wasn't! ![]() The "long haired Niner" is also referred to as Niner Domestic, Niner Delta, and the Residential Sergeant Major! ![]() Have fun with the wheels for SWMBO (She Who Must Be Obeyed!) ![]() ![]() ![]()
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