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02-03-19, 22:20
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I wonder what Regiment(s) provided the Carriers?
David 
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02-03-19, 23:52
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I've been trying to figure that out myself. They have the early DND numbering system where the initials of the unit are on top of the letter and then over the DND number. But I can't make out the lettering in this photo. Perhaps they are on the video....will look.
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02-03-19, 23:57
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Did anyone seriously think that Germany could invade Canada when it had failed to invade the UK and was bogged down in Russia ?
Great idea for raising money though, they could do it again with Mexicans this time who will presumably set their sights on Canada after the US. David
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03-03-19, 03:52
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Rob,
The early Ford instruction book does mention windscreens. A similar instruction book exists for vehicles built for the “Department of National Defence Canada”. I do not know if the windscreens are mentioned in the Canadian version. Colin
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