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Originally Posted by Bruce Parker
Now somebody has to find 1942 to 1945.
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It depends, if the assigned number ranges were sufficient, they wouldn't have had to assign further blocks of numbers. From the document:
"Further blocks of numbers may be allotted to cover increases in Canadian Vehicle strength in the future and notification of these addition will be forwarded as they occurs."
Clive published a July 1943-dated list in his last book, at first glance it seems the same though in this version he listed the 42- ranges (plus one block of 44-) as allocated to Canadian Army Overseas, whereas the other ranges are listed under the RCASC ranges which were discontinued. The 46- range for Recce Cars is missing from this listing, which may make sense as he only listed B-series vehicles.
The footnote discribes that the RCASC numbers were alloted to B-vehicles driven by RCASC personnel.
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Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra
This table of census numbers allocated to the Canadian Army Overseas narrows down your search:
Source: Clive Law’s “Drive to Victory” |