Very good, thanks for posting.There is another one ' They Stand Ready' c,1954, if you are into Cents there is lot of shots of them. All the young chaps you see are nudging eighty or above if still alive, makes you think.......
I have a map for LIONHEART 84 'Emergency Facilities and Command Information' I was on CRUSADER 80 so it is not relative to me. First come first served (via PM) for a FREE map posted in a unmarked brown envelope to your address.
They would be on the pullover but left white, but as I have said 1980's the combat rank thingys would be stitched on. Help! some clothing expert come on and give this chap the correct names, 'thingys' will not do.....
In the mid to late 1970's rank identification be it chevrons, crowns, pips were in black on a dark green square piece of nylony (sic) cloth and much smaller that previous. At the same time a name badge was introduced in the same fashion. Blacking stuff out was done at sub unit level and not with official sanction.
A infantry platoon signaller would carry a Sterling (SMG) and from memory no badges referring to him being a signaller would be on his jacket. Rank chevrons would of course be on jacket, heavy jersey wool and shirt. I must qualify the above as it refers to early 1980's.
I have recently acquired the lower hull of a 1944 Windsor Carrier. The following can be seen (just) on the front in yellow.
C.I.L.A.V.D Class 1 R/NRDY 10 3 55. The latter is of course a date. Does anyone know what it all means ?
I will add to that, very interesting photos. The two showing Mk1V's and a Medium A facing the camera with the Chinamen, well that ramp is still in the field. These were taken at the Central Workshops near Erin, France.
Its a secret, but it fits on the head not stuck round your skull..........
Every praise for asking and so not looking like an actor on TV which brings on words of contempt by me to the screen.
There are no secrets as regards exporting. However there are sometimes questions asked, such as "what is the purpose and function of the water containers?" This is in reference to the black plastic water jerrycans and Export Control need an answer, which is; to convey water to a location where it may be used. And another question from these esteemed public servants " state what military vehicle the Ferret gearbox is for " When making the application specification of the goods or vehicle has to be supplied so it is reasonable to assume that it is for a Ferret, would you agree?
I had to phone DVLA today about another matter. I was told that there is now a continuous period of SORN, not 12 months.
So if you are declaring SORN the reference number on the reminder will not work. I believe this has just come about.