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Old 29-04-20, 03:40
lincwel lincwel is offline
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Just noticed tac signs on rear flaps
First army right rear
Left rear seams to have a 9 in circle over white bar
any thoughts?
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Old 29-04-20, 04:15
Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline
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Just noticed tac signs on rear flaps
First army right rear
Left rear seams to have a 9 in circle over white bar
any thoughts?
No circle, just a white 9 on a black rectangle with a white bar. 9 equals top dog and black is for HQ.
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Old 29-04-20, 04:24
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Thanks Bruce I thought it was a niner call sign but couldn't see the rectangle. thought it looked like circle. I knew that ADC in pic
Craig
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Old 30-04-20, 23:28
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Crerar caravan interiors by Lt. Smith, 30 April, 1944.
Photo credits LAC Canada.
Sourced by J. Baker, see previous post.
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Old 30-04-20, 23:41
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That is a great shot in Post #14 of the rear end of the 3-ton CMP component of Crerar’s office vehicle train. You can just make out the left rear quarter of this truck in the group photo posted earlier.

Is it correct this particular 3-Ton CMP never made it back to Canada? Just the Diamond T and Trailer?

Such a unique set of vehicles!

David
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Old 01-05-20, 00:24
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I have seen some photos at work where there are several of the 3 tons converted to office/caravan vehicles. It may have well been a semi-standardized conversion.
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