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Old 17-12-08, 21:03
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What does the "DD 220" mean or represent?
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Old 18-12-08, 04:26
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It refers to the registration numbers. Pre-war, the Defence Department used number plates with the letters "DD", a red Broadarrow, then 2 or 3 numerals, with the letters and numbers being white on a black background .
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Old 04-12-10, 12:03
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Following footage shows a short bit of Dingo. "'Battle' of Broadford. realistic Victorian Army Manoeuvres".
Trust Bob will be able to identify.

http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=50682

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