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Look at the last few minutes of this, for more evidence..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xvgk...=1200s&index=5
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Agree: M3 series tank equipment box. As Rick has said, very common civvie post box in the (much) greater area around Bandiana.
Is this the start of your M3 tank build, Tony?? The British image of the CDL in Rick's post shows the box with a fire extinguisher mounted on the top (that odd round shaped thing on the top). Mike |
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You Chaps,
Never cease to amaze me... well done. I concur with your findings. The remanents of the writing on the inside of the lid would indeed seem to suggest grousers were stored in these boxes. Thankyou to Rick, Adrian, Charlie and Mike for your replies. My Grandfather, learnt to drive Lee Tanks during the war. They were being held in reserve (21st Light Horse) and then along came a chap asking for volunteers to go and train at Puckapunyal on tanks. My Grandfather stuck his hand up. Ive got few photo's if anyone is interested. So you 'never say never' Mike but Ive got a few other projects to finish first.
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Of COURSE we are interested!!
Mike (and Keith) |
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Maybe we should shift this to the armour forum please moderators..?
Mike, more than happy to post them as long as no-one slaps a copy right on the image.
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