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17-06-18, 21:32
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Immediately aft of the jeeps there seems to be a vehicle with an open body with people standing in it, followed by what looks like a large mass of people walking. Could this be a postwar parade?
If so, what sort of postwar parades were going on that might have involved such a large contingent of ambulances? Quite a few people standing forward between parked vehicles to watch. That could support a parade, or, another possibility could be a local civil emergency that these military ambulances were responding to. David 
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