Morris C8

Any update on the truck

Original photo from my collection The BAOR mobilised former pow soldiers into the German Civil Labour Organisation (GCLO) on some of the trucks [ 502, 529 ] . This provided paid work and accommodation for thousands of men. By late 1947, over 50,0000 Germans were employed as labourers, drivers, mechanics and in many other roles. In 1948-49, the GCLO played a major part in supporting the Allied effort during the Berlin Airlift.

Photo taken at car park Ratinghen in 1945 trucks of 501 Coy, the photo just shows a few of the trucks the rest are CMP trucks not in the photo. Keith

All are Original photos from my collection. Keith

Found these on my pc that i have had for years. I think i have a few more i can put up if you want. Keith

A few more of the village taken from my original B&W negs from 1918/19.

I do not work for them. I have just bought this to colour my B&W photos The software is this Pixbim ColorSurprise AI, you can have 7 days for free, and i take a photo from my pc screen of it. link. ColorSurprise AI Pixbim Downloads | PixBim. It`s not to bad and needs a little work on the photos, the cost is about $39 or £30 . I do not work for them. Here are some ww1 photos taken from my original negs that i have made in colour of a village in france and a tank photos. People are harder to colour. They take from 6sec to 60sec to colour, then i photo enhance them with a photo softwa

Veh dump, may be more British trucks in there but i found two so far. Photo from my collection. Click on photo to enlarge. Keith

A few more from my collection. Keith

Captured splitscreen Humber taken from the BEF 1940 with other german cars, and our old humber we used to own.

A few more photos from my collection. You can in large the photos. Keith

Yes they did burn a lot of trucks Ect

A few more from my collection. Keith

Number 500 , 40 Motor Coach Company RASC. More info here. http://ww2talk.com/index.php?threads/motor-coach-company-rasc-tac-signs.68928/

The aircraft hangar at Sebha under the red X. Original photos taken from my Libya Negs. Keith