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21-02-13, 04:54
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Limber et al
Hi Mike - as always you have come through with detailed knowledge that I do not possess. Thank you once again guru. As far as using Wikipedia, it is only one of my research tools and I treat its information with as much suspicion as any other source.
As far as the snippy bit, this was a historical carry over and I am glad that has been resolved. I must be getting more tolerant in my old ags. NO!!  Bob
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21-02-13, 07:45
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All in good fun Bob!
Makes life interesting, at least. Next time you're viewing my thread, drop a line and say hello. Always welcome. Seriously. 
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21-02-13, 10:40
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Before this thread winds down and just to throw a spanner in Bob's works, think about this one........ the FV623 Alvis Stalwart Mk2 was officially designated ............ Artillery Limber
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21-02-13, 10:50
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Oh dear god, no!!!!
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21-02-13, 11:08
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21-02-13, 12:18
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Message For Richard Farrant
Ttttthhhhhhrrrrrrprppp!!
Bob
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21-02-13, 18:03
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Ha! Ha! Richard, I can just visualize an Alvis Stale-wart slung between a heavy artillery tractor and a massive heavy gun - kinda like a shock absorber. Now it would be unkind of me to say that maybe that's all it was good for.....
It gave me a good laugh, anyway.... Have fun in Oz. Mike C
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