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  1. fv1609
    Nope, now you know why it never gave you any sweets.
  2. fv1609
    Nope, but no doubt it could trace its parentage to that.
  3. fv1609
    What's all this about?
  4. fv1609
    I hope all that wet stuff on the ground is rain, not fuel :shake:
  5. fv1609
    Well done, the last three of you are all barking up the right tree. It is indeed for carrying fuel, 500 gallons in each tyre a system called Rolit in trials with RASC in 1961. Can be towed in pairs or singly, airportable & can float. The were really no clues in the photo about the tow vehicle. Although big seemed to be the expectation it was none other than a Bedford RL. Or did it just happen to be parked there? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/Bomber1.jpg[/img]
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    Nope
  7. fv1609
    Yes, yes, yes.
  8. fv1609
    Nope Nope
  9. fv1609
    Hmm difficult one, I think you all think I enjoy saying Nope. But in answer to this question it has to be Yup.
  10. fv1609
    Nope, but interesting suggestion.
  11. fv1609
    Nope. Although it would be interesting to see if anyone gets what the vehicle is in front, it probably won't help explain the photo. So please carry on guessing the vehicle & it is British. But why are these big things there?
  12. fv1609
    Nope
  13. fv1609
    Nope
  14. fv1609
    Nope & nope
  15. fv1609
    Nope
  16. fv1609
    Nope
  17. fv1609
    Calm down dear. It's all perfectly logical really, work out what the man is doing then that will give what the thing is, then you can work out how the thing (or maybe things) relate to vehicles & in this particular case, it just happens to be a Humber 1-Ton. :-D
  18. fv1609
    Well perhaps the oarsmen are blow up & you carry them around inside when it's folded up?
  19. fv1609
    What vehicle is this behind? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/Bomber2.jpg[/img]
  20. fv1609
    Kim. OK so quite a common name then. Father-in-law had a lot of turmoil in his early years won't discuss the past, whether the family were heroes or just ordinary people, I have no idea but for whatever reason they were largely wiped out by Germans, the SS I was told. I knew the generator was Danish as I recognised your National NATO Code of "22". We get so used to seeing our "99" on everything.
  21. fv1609
    Well done Tony it is indeed a boat, although TooTallMike was nearly there, but didn't quite declare what it was. This underwent trials at Fort Benning in Georgia in 1965. Mostly fibreglass weighing 250 lb. I have to say the angle of shot in the first picture makes it appear rather dumpier than it really is. Whether it went into service, I have no idea.
  22. fv1609
    Nope
  23. fv1609
    Yup, you're nearly there.
  24. fv1609
    Nope
  25. fv1609
    Yup Yup Nope
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