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27-09-18, 17:07
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Found this on F-Book today - not sure how pertinent it is, but it is a Training Cab Leo!
Sorry - in detail, group photo from a 1981 Advanced Driver and Maintenance Course in Gagetown. Brad 
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27-09-18, 19:25
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Why so many infantrymen on an advanced driver and maintenance course? Cheers, Dan.
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28-09-18, 15:48
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The attached Infantry types would do the "common" portion of the course of wheels and tracks but not the tank unless they where seconded to the school. There was even a Engineer teaching D&M (as they have the Leo bridge layer), the idea was the Armour school being the self touted centre of excellence that instructors going through there would rise the level of D&M instruction for outside units................I am hardly convinced it ever rose to that ideal.
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