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21-11-22, 22:55
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Other Aust Trials
Also trialled in Australia on Grant and Matilda tanks, and on the Sten SMG Mk3.
Not tropic proofed and not adopted for service. The partial remains of a Tabby system existed in a private military museum on the Gold Coast many years ago, but they had no clue as to what it was (and were not interested). When I first had that file cleared for public access in the late 1980s, it was just listed in the paper file listing as 'Tabby', and I thought I was getting a report on the Japanese copy of the C-47 aircraft code named 'Tabby'. Pleasantly surprised when the file arrived in the reading room! Mike 
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22-11-22, 09:57
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Wheels & Tracks Issue 53 includes an article "Tabby Night-Driving Equipment". If needed I can get the details.
Here's a hint CMPs had mounting points for Tabby equipment? http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...bby#post204907
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17-02-24, 23:56
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Hello
link containing some very interesting documents I am still looking for any documents on the K version many thanks to you
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