Doh !
 

Sorry having trouble attaching scanned images

RR.

Crane job i presume, must have been some in Korea

Superb pic!! Thanks for sharing!

Jeroen

Since this thread has been resurrected, here is a mroe modern "oops"

http://www.remlr.com/drivertraining.html

http://www.remlr.com/pics11/053%20(Medium).JPG

parking a mog
 

definately not a good way to park a mog
that would take some cleaning out

the other picture is a classic the stance and stares say it all :bang:

WELL BOSS

Regimental S--t cart living up to its name

rearranged Bedford 3 ton and 15cwt

Seen dogs do this but not army trucks

wonder where his mate went

Drowning
 

Les, is that the concrete "drowning" dip at Chobham or perhaps MVEE Farnborough?

spring frame?
 

Triumph 3SW.

Cheers,
Jan

and another one...
 

Matchless G3L after similar treatment...

Cheers,
Jan

Don't do this at home!
 

Ariel W/NG this time...

Cheers,
Jan

David i have no idea but it certainly looks like one or tother, i reckon a couple more feet and he will have to drive standing or suffer a wet backside
Les

Farnborough?
 

This is I think Chobham aka Chertsey, circa 1955

Re: Farnborough?
 

David,

I am pretty sure that is Chertsey......and it looks like a Ferret scout car imitating a submarine.

Chertsey
 

Must be... I have an even better shot but will reserve that for another time. I reckon Les's shot may MEE or MVEE in Farnborough, as surely there were no such facilities at Chilwell?

Re: spring frame?
 

Jan, there's no front wheel damage - I'm guessing the lads were out playing silly buggers off-road, and the rider of this one took a jump with a little too much enthusiasm, which broke the steering head. Likewise that Matchless, and it looks like the rider's knees tried to get off through the gas tank.

I've never broken a steering head, but I HAVE buggered a set of forks doing something similar (never mind even more entertaining dismounts OVER the handlebars - at speed)... :D

Question: What happens when one tries to drive 40 tons of truck and dozer across a class 12 Bailey bridge?

Well someone didn’t know the answer had to find out the hard way.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1..._15A/40ton.jpg

Re: John
 

I've got a couple of shots of a Kangaroo on a flatbed in the same situation! Seems like a sport... :D

I'll see if I can find those pics.

heres a swimming Humber box, any one recognize the background

Although I do not recognise the spot, it might be Weymouth as there are a lot of photos around of wading trials with armour and trucks, taking place in the sea there.

THis situation always tickles me 1942 Chev 3 ton RAAF fire tender the wrong way up, that roof must have been well built photo sent to me by Laurie Wright

Found it!
 

As per my last, I found my Kangaroo-Bridge-Adventure pic! It would no doubt have been highly entertaining watching the sappers clearing THAT scene! :D

Bloody moles

Now thats what i call a arse over tit job

A sad and sobering scene (Pause).........

..But it conjures up a few funny captions!


"This is how I was taught to drive at the School of Armour!"

"I guess I'll be looking for a new career."

Just received an Email, when it's OK to say OH SHIT.

2nd.