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Old 05-12-14, 23:18
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Often its what is in the background of a photo that catches my eye; in this case a CMP 3 tonner with what appears to be an RAF roundel on the rear tub.
Here's a picture of a 60-cwt truck in camouflage scheme plus RAF roundels - never seen this before.

I was told the picture was taken in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Seems like school kids are taken for a ride?

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Old 06-12-14, 11:42
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I like the way they have made sure everyone knows its RAF with all those roundels! Interesting camo on the side of the CMP too!
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Old 06-12-14, 13:10
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The large roundal was the RAF's 2TAF air recognition marking- in that theatre of operations RAF vehicles rarely carried the star.
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Old 09-03-15, 18:50
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I am not RAF fan, but I guess these two pictures were not shown over here. I have found them on UK Ebay by chance searching for something else.
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Old 10-03-15, 00:05
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Jan, they are Morris Commercials. I think "D" types, built between 1932 and 1939.

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Old 10-03-15, 02:48
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Jan, they are Morris Commercials. I think "D" types, built between 1932 and 1939.

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I think the CD model was made in the 1920's

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Old 11-03-15, 02:47
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I cannot find the picture at the moment, but one of my Mum's cousin's in England served with the RAF in Northern India during the war at a base near Raulpindi, which I believe is now part of Pakistan. I have a picture of him sitting in a RAF Cab 13 Chev 15cwt with the roof removed.


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