Black Watch markings

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally Posted by RichardT10829

Matt.

. . . you may want to try the www.ww2talk.com forum, the guys there are second to none for details such as this . . .

Richard, taking into consideration that Matt only posted his RHC markings enquiry today, I rather take exception to your reply directing him to another forum and more or less saying that the MLU members cannot adequately reply to his enquiry. We have some very learned MLU members who could more than adequately be of assistance to Matt.

For Matt, what time period are you looking at?

Cheers

[HUntsville Matt]

Gentlemen,
Thank you both for your responses.
I'm going to have to check with other members of the restoration group with regards to which campaign needs to be represented.
I may have to bump this post after I get more info from the people I'm working with.
Regards,
Matt

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

My son was working at the RHR museum last summer and probably will again this year. I think we can fix you up...

[RichardT10829]

Mark... re read my first post.... all I was suggesting was that if Matt wanted a rediculous in depth detailed reply the forum i recommended would be good... there are many many members on here who are also members there ?!

the first sentence i posted "As fantastic as this site is, and its the best on the web i might add"

sorry if I offended you that was not my intention, we rarely discuss markings in detail on this forum (carrier forum) where as on the forum I recommended there has been a lot of discussion and research into the subject for which people have made errors displaying the wrong markings for wrong periods and theatres.

am I forgiven ?

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally Posted by RichardT10829

am I forgiven ?

Such a naughty boy, directing a relatively new MLU member away to another forum . . .

[RichardT10829]

I shall flail my back with rusty chains mate.

[Eric B]

In WW2 the RHC overseas had

Unit Markings white 60 on a Green background

Division Markings Yellow (Gold) maple leaf on a blue background.

Thanks
Eric
RHC