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  1. fv1609
    Nope
  2. fv1609
    Nope
  3. fv1609
    Nope
  4. fv1609
    Nope
  5. fv1609
    Yup
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    Nope
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    Nope
  8. fv1609
    Yes
  9. fv1609
    Nope
  10. fv1609
    Looks a bit like it, I agree, but nope.
  11. fv1609
    I think it is a ram Robert, can't really see it on the 3/4 view photo I've got of it. But there are certainly rams for raising & lowering wheels. But it is not to do with bridging.
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    Nope
  13. fv1609
    Nope & nope
  14. fv1609
    There are two errors on the Hornet. Can anyone spot them?
  15. fv1609
    Nope, well not directly.
  16. fv1609
    Nope
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    Nope
  18. fv1609
    Very good :-D but nope.
  19. fv1609
    Oh this is getting complicated, not really but it is related to something that stops something go bang or bang bang even. But saying that probably doesn't help, but you did ask.
  20. fv1609
    Um well it's not really meant to.
  21. fv1609
    What is this contrivance?
  22. fv1609
    What's this?
  23. fv1609
    Asset Code 777-3200
  24. fv1609
    Yes it is indeed well done Tony. I suppose it was me saying "failure would have catastrophic consequences for the functioning of the British Army". With a struggle one could work out the shoulder flash as Royal Army Pay Corps. But the big clue is that it is not a screwdriver in this man's hand. It is a pencil, this man is a pencil pusher, none the less performing an important task. This was the launch of a £3.5 million computer of the RAPC Electronic Accounting Development Unit at Worthy Down, Hampshire in 1961.
  25. fv1609
    Nope, nothing as exciting as that, but failure of this machine once it was in service could have had catastrophic consequences for the functioning of the British Army.
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