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Old 20-04-13, 09:59
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Ron, Nice pictures, you often see mortar carriers with the stacey on the back.

Cant make out the writing on the front of the Lyod.

Found these pics recently.

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Old 20-04-13, 14:54
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Found these pics recently.
Kevin,

Interesting picture, where did you find it?

Looks like a T16 in SE Asia:

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Old 20-04-13, 22:16
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Default some carrier pics

And a DR motorcyle in all three pics!! There's a surprise Ron!

All the Best Andy B
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Old 25-04-13, 14:51
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Yes Andy it is always the bikes that grab my attention. But here are a couple more I came across today. No captions but obviously in the desert! Ron
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Old 29-04-13, 15:16
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Default And a DR motorcyle

Can you count the bikes?
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Old 29-04-13, 17:32
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These may be of intrest.
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Old 29-04-13, 17:39
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Nice Bren pictures Stephen, where did you find those?

Couple from me. A Scout with some light tanks and some bikes abandoned at Dunkirk for Ron

Theres always a steady stream of carrier pictures on eBay but most have a sellers watermark. They can be quite useful but are spoilt a little due to the watermark. Shall we post them on this thread and have a rolling original/period photo thread? it would be a stream of new material......

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Can you count the bikes?
85 (14 in a row in 6 rows plus 1 at the front.)
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Old 09-05-13, 08:50
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How about this one? Ron
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Old 20-05-13, 21:45
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Interesting picture, where did you find it?
Looks like a T16 in SE Asia:
It got a PM stating this image was recently posted for sale on eBay and it indicated the T-16 was in Burma.

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Old 14-06-13, 20:35
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I'm told that this one is actually on D Day?? The carrier has a James ML on the back. Followed by what looks like a MK2. Ron
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Old 14-06-13, 20:37
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Ron, I know that photo ... it is June 6th, in France. I will look for the details.
Is it Lion-sur-Mer?

Update ... Ask your chum if he knows this fellow in the mortar carrier with the wading screens. I suspect it is the same carrier from a different perspective, moments apart.

Notice the background detail ... the hotel in Hermanville? Is that 41 (RM) Commando?
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Old 14-06-13, 20:49
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Ross it seems there is a Vet who lives not ten miles from me who was in this carrier group. He wants to visit me to be near a carrier again. The in between contact guy has told me they were something like 'Kings Shropshire Light Infantry' or something. I'll find out for sure soon.

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Old 15-06-13, 02:06
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Michael, your first picture is interesting from an Aussie, Kiwi view point, in that the bogie wheel rubber appears to have a similar profile to some of our carriers.
I have not seen that before on a riveted carrier wheel.
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