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The could also be extra water cans as well
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Interesting photo with the camoflage, stowage and the cleanliness.
This photo is reproduced in Nigel Watsons Carrier book, vol 2, pg 59- he lists them as 3" mortar carriers on parade. |
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Thank you all for the replies. It's interesting how many photos you see on ebay that end up or have already been published in books.
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the same cammo was carried over into Sicily on many carriers, from Mike Starmers books the colours are most likely light stone base with the dark blue/black disruptive. the pattern itself as per the general orders forms state there must be no vertical lines on the disruptive..... hopefully mine will be like these when done.
Richie
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And here's another one. This time an aussie carrier.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1942-Australi...item5d2489333d |
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"All right you lot! Face front. No one look at the camera! JONES!!!!"
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