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Perhaps someone can tell me which unit 645/1 was?
Thanks, ED |
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Hi Ed;
Serial 645: - No. 45 Light Aid Detachment, R.C.O.C., C.A.S.F. Authorized: GO 244/40 - Effective 15 Aug 40, C.A.S.F. designation dropped: GO 273/40 - Effective 7 Nov 40 No. 45 Light Aid Detachment, R.C.O.C. Authorized: GO 273/40 - Effective 7 Nov 40, Converted & Redesignated: GO 14/42 Converted & Redesignated: Serial No. 645 - No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type B), R.C.O.C. - GO 14/42 - Conversion Effective - 25 Feb 41, Redesignation Effective - 15 Oct 41 No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type B), R.C.O.C. Authorized: GO 14/42 - Conversion Effective - 25 Feb 41, Redesignation Effective - 15 Oct 4142, Converted & Redesignated: GO 151/43 - Effective 1 Jan 43 Converted & Redesignated: Serial No. 645 - No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type A), R.C.O.C. - GO 151/43 - Effective 1 Jan 43 No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type A), R.C.O.C. Authorized: GO 151/43 - Effective 1 Jan 43, Converted & Redesignated: GO 134/44 - Effective 18 Oct 43 Converted & Redesignated: Serial No. 645 - No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type D), R.C.O.C. - GO 134/44 - Effective 18 Oct 43 No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type D), R.C.O.C. Authorized: GO 134/44 - Effective 18 Oct 43, Redesignated: CMHQ Adm O No. 85 - Effective 15 May 44 Redesignated: Serial No. 645 - No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type D), R.C.E.M.E. - CMHQ Adm O No. 85 - Effective 15 May 44 No. 45 Light Aid Detachment (Type D), R.C.E.M.E. Authorized: CMHQ Adm O No. 85 - Effective 15 May 44, Disbanded: GO 71/46 - Effective 6 Dec 45 (was the Light Aid Detachment attached to the 5th Anti-Tank Regiment, R.C.A. - Sep 41 to Dec 45) Cheers ![]()
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Thank you for the information,
ED |
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Mark,
Thank you for providing this information. A solid piece of research! Here´s another picture showing the 'Unit Serial Number' 200: Quote:
Hanno
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In this case the '200/31' or '200/51' are not a 'Unit Serial Number'. The 'Unit Serial Number' 200 was that which was assigned to the No. 18 Field Ambulance, R.C.A.M.C. on 1 September 1939 until their disbandment on 11 October 1945. I have no idea what the number(s) '200/31' or '200/51' on the rear of this carrier represent. Cheers ![]()
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Thanks, Hanno
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Another example (see attached) of the 'Unit Serial Number' with the addition of a backslash followed by the number 1 being used as an ‘Embarkation’ number, along with the number and type of landing craft in which the vehicle was to travel, added along side (or in this case on the other side of the bumper) the 'Unit Serial Number' with the addition of a backslash followed by the number 1, and in this case reads 2351/1 followed by T143MTS
'Unit Serial Number' - 2351 was the number assigned to the 3rd Public Relations Group Type (C) (later redesignated - No. 3 Canadian Public Relations Group Type (C) - effective 1 April 1945) upon authorization effective 1 April 1944 until disbandment effective 15 December 1945. Caption: Personnel of the Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit with their jeep, Gruchy, France, 9 July 1944. Credit: Lieutenant Michael M. Dean/Canada. Dept. of National Defence / Library and Archives Canada / PA-140209 Cheers ![]()
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