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wow thats a spot on reply..mystery webbing no more.

as for the 27-ft telescopic mast Larkspur era..if you did not lock the rings with the locking tool,

mast would slam down on your hand as you push the mast up !:yawn::yawn:

Phil

The ZA numbers are for radio. the bag looks like its for a radio mast and kit

Phil

all the letters are to Bill Price ( Price W No.1822211) from W/191122 (Rene Price)

also I never read any of the letters did not feel right.

Thanks for the replys a member has said he would like this book, be nice to find out more about Mr W Price

Phil

from Westerham Kent 30yrs back, can be cold down there..very cool on this Forum :cool2:

Some time back I found this ww2 army pay book in a dustbin, has letters and photos from this mans home.

even national insurance stamps,

would be nice to find a home for this book, I dont wont to sell it that would feel bad, just find a good home.

can you help

Phil

Thank you for all the help, will need to find what unit my 127 was with

Phil

51 SQN and vehicle D2 was at RAF Catterick in the 80,s

 

cant tell you the vehicle its off though

 

Christian

 

forgot to add its a CVRT SQN

did hope its from an RAF 127 like the one I have, still need to find my ones unit from 1990s

here is a photo of a 127 with the same type of sign

I have just got this Military Vehicle regiment/unit sign i think RAF. can some one tell me

what the numbers and colors mean

Phil

A two Lancaster fly past... with all the spitfire & hurricanes that still fly... what a show..

if only someone could do this..is only money :cool2:

They did keep saying the only Lancaster in the uk flying..are there others outside the uk in the air ?

in the 1970s I was just 7 but remember the low fly they did with the Lancaster at raf biggin hill , it was so low you

could smell her. this was befor HS put a stop to real air shows:cry:

Phil

came past the store 2 days back, still in place

pass me your zipo, soon have it going :cool2:

'Wayne always felt a little guilty whenever he set off on one of his fishing trips'

 

 

Oh, sorry - I thought it was a caption competition :blush:

good point,,, caption competition what did they say.......

Back in office thursday. Will look it up.

thanks for this help

Phil

sounds like you had some fun with the 127, not had my one on the road,

I dont have part numbers only photo. what ever you can find will be a help.

have this info:

2320-D-124-522 = REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS

(vehs & wpns Br REME project No: 7b (2) 2537 (94)

File ref: 7b (2) 2537 AESP (BVP)

Equipment identity:

TRUCK UTILITY MEDIUM (RAF RAPIER TOWING) 4X4 FFR EAC 1833

Contract No: FVE 22A/424

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here are some photos of one befor it became a camper you can

just see the bar I need

Phil

got round to the Pioneer Tool Kit parts today. but what went next to the Pick Axe Handle ? as you can see from photos one fits ok but not two,

length is the same ne1 put some light on this ?

have just found 2 Manuals on my Rapier 127, now have the MOD name for this landrover.

TRUCK UTILITY MEDIUM (RAF RAPIER TOWING) 4X4 LAND ROVER 127

will this make it TUMRRT

AY = raf specialist vehicles

code for publication is 2320-D-124-201 and 2320-D-124-522

have just found 2 Manuals on my Rapier 127, now have the MOD name for this landrover.

TRUCK UTILITY MEDIUM (RAF RAPIER TOWING) 4X4 LAND ROVER 127

will this make it TUMRRT

AY = raf specialist vehicles

code for publication is 2320-D-124-201 and 2320-D-124-522

Thank you for the reply, had seen your page befor, are they drum or disc brake ?

the one I hope to get has the full kit inside but not shore if its all working.

can you tell me if this unit had an ATU or did it use w/b ant,

would like to see some photos of the inservice set up

Phil

I am about to get this NCRS Communications Cabin, they are about 1.8 ton Overall Length: 13ft 6 inches

came in to service in 1995, this was operated by Signal Regiment.

(NCRS is an adaptive high frequency radio system, consisting of a pair of HF radios controlled by a microprocessor. System)

what I need to know is did they use landrovers 110/101 to pull them or MK trucks ?

ne1 got a photo of one set up ? ne1 got one

this one may need some work

http://www.mod-sales.com/auction/vehicle/related/40449/Land_Rover_Wolf_90_Soft_Top.htm

photo of Sir Winston Churchill at Chartwell in 1948, what was the name of his horse ?

Photo from Westerham Treasure Chest

Just returned from seeing this. Unfortunately, we were lucky enough to see the stage version first. This film reminded me of "Babe" for quite a while........have enjoyed other Spielberg films but this one didn't do it for me apart from towards the end in the "Somme" bit. I shall add that I have had horses most of my life so im not hard faced!

 

But go and see what you make of it,perhaps I'm picky...........

did feel the same but then had time to think...its not a war film... its about True friendship

most of my teens & 20s I worked in the horse world, I dont think a number can be put

to all the horses lost in war

Just had the chance to see war horse :wow: what a good film no cgi in this one, real film

this is a must see, very well made,