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30-08-17, 11:26
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Great stuff Derk...
I love pic of the 17 pdr. gun and the No. 27 limber.
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31-08-17, 06:23
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Rob,
I thought you would like that photo! Derk
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29-09-17, 18:32
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In post #3, it does not appear to be an International half track pulling the limber and 17 Pdr. Can anyone confirm?
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29-09-17, 18:39
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Internationl halftrack
Looks like an International to me as the front mudguards are wrong for a White.
Chris
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29-09-17, 19:29
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Good eye Chris. I was looking for the rounded rear corners. My old eyes could not make out if the front fenders were skirted or not.
Perry
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30-09-17, 12:58
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Bruce, bringing this back to your question, I believe the sigs tac sign was common to all types of RCA regiments.
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18-10-17, 01:14
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Sigs vehs tac signs
I'd go along with Bill. The RCA was pretty standardised on such matters although there is some variation in Ack-Ack markings. Ubique! Mike
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