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Thanks Nick, I did it regards, Andrey

Gentlemen! In early 1970-th British SRN6 hovercraft was tested as close support with four variants of armament installation. They were 2 type of 40mm US grenade launchers, ATGM “Swingfire” and 81mm mortar. I have an idea about how were mounted Gls and ATGM. But nothing about mortar mount. Have anybody any idea about it?

Gentlemen! It's true that the weapon platform for Wessex HAS.1 commando helicopter has design, different from the late Wessex HU.5? I saw only few poor quality photos of HAS.1 with platforms and I think that they have two weapon suspension units above for FFMG or 2-in rocket launchers and to two bellow for ATGM, but I'm not exactly sure. Regards, Andrey

I really thought that it was simple question. In late 50th-early 60th LVT's were served by 18 coy RASC. Perhaps - LVT-3. I saw one photo with it. From 1958 (?) to 1962 (?) this coy trialled US LVTP-5. I saw short video of RM landing exercise in Borneo with LVTP-5, dated by 1963. It's all, that was after this date I don't know. regards, Andrey

Gentlemen! How long were those vehicles in British service after WWII? regards, Andrey

Gentlemen! some time ago found a these photos http://www.thewardrobe.org.uk/research/contact-us/support-us/the-collection/detail/16651 http://www.thewardrobe.org.uk/research/contact-us/support-us/the-collection/detail/16650 http://www.thewardrobe.org.uk/research/contact-us/support-us/the-collection/detail/16658 http://www.thewardrobe.org.uk/research/contact-us/support-us/the-collection/detail/16659 http://www.thewardrobe.org.uk/research/contact-us/support-us/the-collection/detail/16663 And now have some questions. At what time and in what other battalions used this modification? Was this kit made from wood? On the bonnet placed plate, barrel and bipod. Where place for sight? Was this mod made in the REME workshop or factory? Andrey

Gentlemen! How hard is it to find stowage for Land Rover's modifications, such us mortar carrier, MMG carrier, AT gun carrier and tractor (Wombat, Mobat), gun tractor (105mm mountain howitzer), ATGM carrier, recon vehicle, artillery command post, FFV? Who was the publisher of this diagrams? Who was the publisher of this modification instructions and descriptions? How much they can cost? Regards, Andrey

Thanks. I tried, but there is not information, which I need Andrey

Gentlemen! For my small research I need contacts with Westland helicopters factory archives. I'm looking for details of armament installations of Whirlwind, Wessex, Belvedere and Scout helicopters. Firstly I interesting for Hispano gun mount onto Whirlwind in early 60th.

Thanks Richard! You right, mia culpa Have you details of this mortar kit? Or where can I see this details?

Perhaps, but... How mortar troops of RM commando and paras transported mortars in 60th? They haven,t FC101 in this time...

Thaks Clive!

Can You tell more about?

I've read post about on EMLRA forum. Сould misunderstand. But I think that it some kit as for Lightweight mortar carrier

What is it?

Thanks! one complete

Gentlemen! I read Military Land Rover and Half-tone Military Land Rover. There are mentioned next variants: Lightweight mortar carrier, airportable general purpose, guard paratroops, armored. I need details of this mods, please

Already try... #5 - I know that experience was. Have You More specific information? #9 - Mine laying, perhaps... Have You any about others?

Gentlemen! Need help! I'm looking for details of British RAF, RN and AAC helicopters from late 50th to early 60th 20 cent. 1. Cabin door and window pintle for Bren gun on RAF Westland Whirlwind and Bristol Sycamore 2. RN WW armament: Browning MG and 2in rocket launcher 3. RAE 7,62mm twin gun pod 4. 20mm Mk4 gun pod 5. Possibly 7,62 MG mount on Skeeter 6. Possibly flexible and fixed 20mm Hispano Mk5 gun mount on RAF Whirlwind 7. 2in rocket HE, AP and SAP heads 8. Nord SS11 missiles on Whirlwind 9. Others... Or, where can I found info about this? Where can I store the desired information? Books, archives, etc...

:-) Thanks!!!

Gentlemen! I met record from National Archives - Truck: 1/4 ton 4x4 Rover 8 Cargo FV 18024 (a 13 manpack vehicle conversion) dated as 1965. What kind of conversion? For airlift or helilift? Lightweight predecessor?

Thanks Gentlemen! But what is it - concrete test?

Gentlemen! I have copy from few old British FVRDE technical reports. But... English isn't my native language and I can't understand any places in text. What is this - gradient 1 to 4 or to 5? Concrete test? What difference between "A" and "B" vehicles?

what I found in net: Extremely rare, folding, four seater lightweight jeep, only four built for air drop trials in 1957. Designed to be dropped from an aircraft by parachute and used for land missions. A commercial private venture built by Hunting Percival Aircraft Company, Luton, England. Designed by Mr J. Dolphin of Marlow, Bucks. ( Patent No 687794, 1953). Full text here - http://www.milweb.net/webverts/50799/. Similar vehicle is in Saumur, France and I thought that this french design

Who values anything about this: Harrier lightweight folding vehicle 4x2? :shocked: