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Reminded me of the thread Carriers in U.S. Service - could some of the LP2 Carriers used on Guadalcanal have been shipped stateside?!? H.
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Will have to see if the seller responds with the hull number and builder's details as requested. Those Guadalcanal carriers were NZ-built, and won't have any details stamped in the same location as Aussie carriers.
So, numbers, > Aussie, > not Guadalcanal No numbers, > possibly NZ, > possibly USMC. I have to say, it's a very fair price. If those were available here, they'd be snapped up quickly. |
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I would be very interested to hear how the Australian carriers got over to the States, as a lot of there own equipment was left behind.
I purchased a South Australian LP2A # 2674, from John Bizal at Midwest Military about 18 months ago and I'm currently restoring it. I have read a couple of threads on the subject and I'm half way through reading "Combat Officer" by Charles H Walker. He has mentioned Bren gun carriers several times already, but are they Australian or New Zealand? Passed threads have said NZ carriers,but if they are 1024x768_bestfit (22).jpg NZ, how did my South Australian carrier get to the States? Picture of when I got the carrier and current state ( a quick coat of paint for the local ANZAC day service) Regards Sean. htc 270414 116.jpg
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