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Hello ALEX
It's a good thing that you can read "VEHICULES MILITAIRES MAGAZINE" in NETHER LAND. About these kind of trucks builded at the begin of world war two , there denomination using letters helps to a have a good identification of them. So :letter A mean the year of conception F : means that the truck own a cab over engine K : means that the front axle may be driven (after pushing a level) W : means that the truck owns two rear axles X : I suppose that there were experimental but I am not sure I join the pic of an AFWX landing in NORMANDY and an other used as FARHSHULE. In the text it is say that there were used by german army to learn the driving of american truck. Regards |
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This is from my notes:
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There are some Official (?) drawings of various GMC models on William Marshall's Webshots Album here http://news.webshots.com/album/181012271UcuRkt when viewing 12 to a page they are on pages 17 & 18. These have helped me get a clearer understanding of the various models discussed here.
Thanks to Hanno who originally posted the link elswhere [in the Armour section], some interesting stuff in there. Noel |
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An AFWX-354 has surfaced in France:
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Interesting - yet another truck that seems to have mis-matched data plate (serial 505) and frame (serial 513). There's probably no way to tell whether it was the result of an in-service overhaul or a much later event (though the rivets/screws holding the plate in place don't look recent and the green paint on the surround also covers part of the data plate...)
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