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02-01-11, 00:13
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OK all the bridging nuts must still have a hoilday hangover - lets see if I can wake them up with these few shots of Polish forces training in Italy (Sikorsky Museum photos from Le March in Guerra site)
first is an FBE boat being "unfolded Second an FBE Decked Raft with FBE lorry boarding so must be a class 9 raft Third appears to be an assault boat raft - I didn't know these existed 
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02-01-11, 00:29
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215 Fd Engr Coy 1940 on exercise
         
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02-01-11, 00:32
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03-01-11, 00:58
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Nice pic's Clive,Location looks like the river thames near Dorcherster !
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03-01-11, 02:18
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Magnificent photo's.
Not sure I would like to be on the end of that chainsaw though. I assume it is pnuematic? Rich.
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10-01-11, 10:51
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Raft in the Far East
Great photos Clive. original Photo from my collection. truck on raft far east.
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11-01-11, 00:30
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really enjoyed those photos Clive, Can someone remind me what that bridging equipment was called?
Now for a link to some film of Bailey Bridge construction; the commentary is in Spanish or similar language but I think you willl agree that it's an interesting film: - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m45CXAaHw80 Noel
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