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Old 23-03-11, 18:43
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The Royal Marines still use four of these vehicles for training purposes at 11 (Amphibious Trials and Training)Squadron, 1 Assault Group Royal Marines at Instow North Devon. The DUKWs are used for safety to allow the training of all ranks to undertake Drills for boat work for the landing craft ranks and the drivers undertaking wading drills from the LCU (Landing Craft Utility
This RN-registered Duck was photographed ('shot' ) at Portsmouth Naval Base (HMS Nelson) in 1956 I think, at a round of Lorry Driver of the Year.
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Old 23-03-11, 18:52
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I'll post up the CFR and location once I regain access to EDR, but there is at least one 1952 M38CDN that has been converted to a Parade Reviewing Vehicle that is still on the books. That would definitely count as a CF SMP Vehicle that is still used as a "Vehicle".
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