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 Different use for Carrier 2 Attachment(s) Description: Members of the Mine Recovery and Disposal Squad remove a naval mine from the beach at Tayport, Scotland, with the aid of a Bren gun carrier being operated by Polish troops, 25 November 1941. | 
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 Mine Carrier Hi to all -  Can anyone work out the 7-figure Polish WD No on the carrier. It should start 129.... My eyes are not what they used to be ! Roddy | 
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 Looks like T1292903..or T1292983.. Not that clear from this end either.. | 
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 Excuse my ignorance, but don't those mines go off when those little spike things contact something? Looks like a dangerous job! John | 
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 They probably had a hell of a time getting the Poles to give up the mine.  They probably wanted to drag right across the Channel and stuff it up the Scharnhorst's hawse pipe! | 
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