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Did the 17-pounder airportable version have electric brakes?
I know that various Morris-Commercial tractors were converted to airportable form (as discussed previously) but according to a photo I have seen in the Airborne Museum archives at least one Ford? 15-cwt was converted to airportable and trialled in a Hamilcar. I would have thought that the CMP would have been more practical but they had the MCC conversions to hand as of end of 1943 say. I must go to Aldershot in the new year and see what I can find out about the CMP trials. |
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