1944 4x4 Morris Commercial GS in WW2 & Korea

[alleramilitaria]

as you know after WWII there was a vast conspiricy by ford, chevy, and bedford to clean the world of any and all pictures of the best truck of WWII (44 morris). all the governments of the time got together and devided up the world, made the iron curtan, and covered up the great things that the morris did. so good luck and watch out for the black helos

[Keith Brooker]

Thanks Brian, i think have seen them,if there the ones on the web. One more photo that i found on the net some time ago. Hi Dave, nice to here from you and you have still have your Morris Commercials in the US

[alleramilitaria]

with all the troubles that i have had with my GS the only way i will get rid of it is via a estate auction.

nice to hear from ya, the other morris is still sun bathing in queensland down under. i hope to get it soon.

[Keith Brooker]

I think i have found out what 94 OBS was on the back of the Morris at Vic Hill Range. OBS was 94 Observer School. the other part GH I ?

[Keith Brooker]

Some 1944 Morris C8 GS photos. some from my photo collection and some from websites, any one have any more photos of them

[Neil Ashley]

Is there any evidence of the Morris seeing any war-time active service as some people describe them like the Austin K6's as being effectivly post-war vehicles due to their late war introduction dates.

[Keith Brooker]

Hi Neil, I have only seen two photos of them in 1945, one was in a victory prade in Germany with a RA Rgt, that was in Wheels & Tracks Mag and one in the UK in devon,apart from that i have not seen any in war time use, at best they were used 6 months before the end of the war. most photos i have seen have them used in Korea.