Sherman ARV Mk.I

[Yeo.NT]

Any vehicle that went through the hands of RCEME for water proofing for D-Day had the RCEME flag on it, from what I've understood from a article "RCEME Tanks: Then and Now" from the EME Journal.

http://www.emebranchgem.ca/CMFiles/J...INAL_light.pdf

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally Posted by Yeo.NT

Any vehicle that went through the hands of RCEME for water proofing for D-Day had the RCEME flag on it . . .

Gordon;

Yes, but the 'RCEME flag' and a RCEME Arm of Service (AoS) marking, are two completely different things . . .

[Dave Block]

A few hours ago I was scratching my head, now I'm spoiled for choice as far as markings go. My sincere thanks to all for their contributions. Any screw-ups from here on are strictly my own fault!
Cheers, Dave

P.S. Mark, guys like you, Doug K. Don D. not to forget Barry, Steve, Ed et. al. should collaborate on the 'ultimate' Canadian cammo & markings book. It would be a shame for the next generation to have to re-learn what you've forgotten. I'd buy the beer but I'm on a pension...

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally Posted by Dave Block

P.S. Mark, guys like you, Doug K. Don D. not to forget Barry, Steve, Ed et. al. should collaborate on the 'ultimate' Canadian cammo & markings book. It would be a shame for the next generation to have to re-learn what you've forgotten.

. . . who knows, there could be one in the works already . . .

[Dave Block]

Hmmm, that's the second time I've heard whispers about a 'one stop' book on the subject. BTW, as well as the Serv. Pub. series, I really enjoyed yr 'Churchill Tank' book. Do you ever get down to the Etobicoke/Markham (soon to be Mississauga/Oshawa) militaria shows? Thanks again,
Dave

[Yeo.NT]

Originally Posted by Mark W. Tonner

Gordon;

Yes, but the 'RCEME flag' and a RCEME Arm of Service (AoS) marking, are two completely different things . . .

Gordon is my father

Neil

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally Posted by Yeo.NT

Gordon is my father

Neil

I'll get it right next time Neil

Cheers