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20-04-13, 17:47
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Tonys,
92 ... Green over Blue Horizontally divided ... Divisional Cavalry Regiment within an Infantry Division, as of May 1942. Revised July 1942 to read 'Div Cav Regt or Recce Bn' with same Unit sign number and background colours. (The number first issued for AMF Inf Div Recce Units was '41' with a blue/green background. This was amended in May '42 to '92', with same background ) There were several uses of both 92 and 82 within the AMF during the war, with various coloured backgrounds, but this is the one that fits the best. Others included such things as decontamination units - and I can't see them using MG carriers. The question is: is it applicable to a Ford 3 ton GS? The answer is yes: like most mobile units, the Div Cav units had their own integral support transport, albeit in very small numbers. So, Ganmain Tony, a very applicable Unit sign to go in your Unit sign holder on your Cab 12 GS. Perhaps you might also consider a 2-tone (base colour plus one disruptive colour) disruptive cam pattern to top it off, with the 2 Div Formation sign within the disruptive colour? Mike C Last edited by Mike Cecil; 20-04-13 at 17:59. 
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29-04-13, 09:12
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Many thanks
To Mike Cecil and Tony Wheeler for the information on the Division and TAC sign.
As you probably saw on the Anzac Day thread I posted some pictures but I'll put a couple here to update this specific thread. I ran out of time prior to the day and occasionally you do have to focus a little on Grand parents, family, partners and freinds. So I took a gamble.....maybe ones made out of fridge magnet material might work...??? Had a frustrating time with the makers - but the result was worth the hassle I thought. What do you blokes think?
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Pax Vobiscum.......may you eat three meals a day & have regular bowel movements. Last edited by Ganmain Tony; 29-04-13 at 10:03.
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29-04-13, 09:44
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important
If those that matter didn,t notice, how can we criticise, well done.
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29-04-13, 10:12
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Thanks Bob
It really was a case of do this - or not have them in time.
At first I thought they were a bit lame, but they are beginning to grow on me.
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29-04-13, 10:16
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I say it's a bloody clever idea!
Also means your chosen signage can change as desired. You're 'an ideas man' GT. 
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29-04-13, 10:27
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Thanks fella's
That makes me feel a HEAP better in all honesty...
The only downside is the penguin can"t hang on (we discovered) when youre doing this....
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29-04-13, 11:34
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Instrument Cluster
Hi Tony - the image you posted of the cluster, is that one of mine? There is obviously a problem with the spedometer needle.
Bob
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29-04-13, 11:58
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Tony, Your truck looks bloody smart, as does the penguin.
Well done!
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