WWII Gun marker

[Jakko Westerbeke]

And if you do just that, my experience is that on most forums you’ll get no useful* replies either because you know more about the subject than anyone else there already … Not saying this applies always and everywhere, of course.


* Many of the ones you do get tend to tell you things you already explained yourself, because the poster didn’t read your question thoroughly enough.

[CWO (ret) Gilles Aubé]

Hello Mister Edstory, sorry that I offended you in asking a question to the forum.
I guess I was wrong in believing that the forum was to help forum members to find and exchanged answers on military subjects.
That why I add more explanations to my question.
For your information I did do research and I could not find the answer and that is why I asked the question to the great knowledge of the forum members across the world.
In any events thank you for your kind guidance.
Gilles

[Ron Pier]

I also couldn't see anything wrong with the enquiry! I was quite interested to see the outcome. Shame your picture didn't download Gilles. Ron

[CWO (ret) Gilles Aubé]

Thank you Ron for your support, if I find the answer I will publish it for the knowledge of all the interested members.
Merci!
Gilles

[rob love]

Gilles
Please do.

In my minor experience with the artillery, you were lucky if you got a piece of cardboard with your callsign when entering the gun position. But I was support. As far as they were concerned we were to park out back far enough they could get us if they needed us but not be in the way.