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Old 07-11-15, 17:36
Andrew Foulkes Andrew Foulkes is offline
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Gina

I have been following your thread with great interest having hunted in the UK archives for more information about vehicle colours for the BEF in France in 1939-40. Certainly Khaki Green No 3 was the 1939 British vehicle paint, used for newly manufactured vehicles after about mid year, and used to over-paint the 'Service colour' Deep Bronze Green, BS No 24 on existing vehicles. It will be very interesting to see how Mike Starmer's KG3 colour mix compares with yours.

I look forward to seeing the additional Australian files which you said are being digitized and I would like to buy a copy of the book if you go ahead.

Andrew
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