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Old 17-05-21, 10:50
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One (front view marked 'RC') is an Artillery 'OP' tank.
It also shows something you don’t see much in photos: a white band around the turret roof. I suppose this could be an interpretation of the order from 17 July 1944 to paint turret tops white for aerial recognition?
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Is there a windscreen deployed in front of the driver as well?

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Old 17-05-21, 13:53
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It’s the foul weather hood. Standard piece of equipment. Just not seen all that often.

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Is there a windscreen deployed in front of the driver as well?

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Did anyone else notice the Canadian contract slat grill Jeep in the background of the first picture link in post#12
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It’s just a very large star with circle. You can just make out the one star point tip.

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It also shows something you don’t see much in photos: a white band around the turret roof. I suppose this could be an interpretation of the order from 17 July 1944 to paint turret tops white for aerial recognition?
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It’s just a very large star with circle. You can just make out the one star point tip.
You’re right, it is.

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It’s the foul weather hood.
This seems to be just the windscreen without the canvas part of the hood, though.
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