Pvt Thompson

Dodge D15,s were built in Canada and were not just used by the British army, Canada used them also. Check out the Maple leaf up site, under soft skin vehicles.

James

Could be a Canadian ford Dump truck. I have seen photos of such trucks here in Canada.

James

Is there any web site's out there that have any information on the Humber scout car, and the Canadian made Otter?

James

I have see Johans site all ready loads of info, also he seems to be a great fellow.

also looking forward to seeing the book also. was woundering if some one else had outher info to share?

James

Does any one have photos ond informashion on WLC Motorcycles in service during World war Two?

James

Hi Rick

Could you send me a private message with the photo? the photo was i guess it was removed!

Thanks

James

Hi Ashley,

I have been collecting my ancestors belongings from the first and second world war. I have two Tams O'Shanters from the First world war from My great Uncle wh was in the Black watch. I also have his tunic. I have My Great Uncles Beret from the North Shore regiment, He was wounded D-Day Plus Three. Plus some outher odd,s and Ends. One day i Hope to buy A military Vehicle of some sorts from the World War two era.

James

The web site for the film can be veiwed at http://www.greatwar.ca

it shows some photos from the shoot in Europe and in Canada also there is a trailer you can watch.

James

Sorry about that Jack, will watch my self more care fully in the future. :oops:

Thanks

James

Thanks Rick

James

Hi Rick,

I have thought of the cost of haveing the truck put aboard a container and haveing it shipped to canada, your right it is not cheap. on the same hand buying a complete truck will not be cheap also.

This is defenitly going to be a long term goal.

I have seen some photo graphic evidence of canadian's with British Made trucks, But the photos could just be captioned wrong they could also be British soldiers. what i am looking for is absolute proof.

James

Mick,

Is that a canadian made sherman? the symbol on the front looks like a Montreal locamotive works stamp.

James

Rick

do you have any photos of your Morris to show me?

Thanks

James

I all way whanted to import a british made ,small military vehicle to canada and put canadian markings on it and use it for rememberance day parades and such. You see alot of CMP's around Canada, and i quess i just whant to be able to show Canadians outher vehicles our Military used during the war.

you go to that web site and you down load it to a program like u torrent wich can be found at

james

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Hi James.

I have pulled the links Iam afraid as they could land us in copy write issues - if folks would like them then they may PM you.

Cheers

Jack

I was thinking more along the line,s of the smaller trucks, and cars. I know canada manufacture ford woody wagons that were used by the British and Canadian armys. also the CMP, and the ford made Bren Gun carriers was used by both Governments. but did Canada use the smaller trucks and cars like the Morris, Humber, Austin models.

Thanks

if any one is interested in seeing the C.B.C documentry the great war it can be down loaded of the web site mini nova.

In England & in the front lines.

MY name is James Thompson.

I live in New Brunswick Canada. I am 39 Years of age and the past 12 years i have been interested in Militaria and Military vehicles.

I searved with the Royal New Brunswick Regiment ( North Shore) for Three years and i am presently waiting for my medical to join the Canadian Reg forces.

I was also involved with a C.B.C documentry on the Great war last summer in Montreal canada.( if any of you know Taff Gillingham, he was there as our Sgt )

my main interest in military vehicle are the world war two canadian and British made vehicles, with a fond spot for British made trucks.

Does any one know of any British made vehicle Canada would have used during world war two?