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Robert,
I'm new to the business of kitting out a WW 11 vehicle, so some of my questions may seem quite basic. Is there any documentation that states how these containers should be painted/marked? The dark grey for water containers ? Large white W painted on the two sides or "Water" printed, if so 1" tall letters? I have acquired several 2 gallon containers (British and Canadian) which are embossed PETROLEUM SPIRIT HIGHLY INFLAMMABLE. I'm assuming this was the norm for containers meant for transporting gas. Did Canada use the term Gas or Petrol ? How were these containers painted ? The same colour as the vehicle? My stowage diagrams for the Lynx do not list the 5 gallon jerrycan, but most period pictures of Lynxes in service show that the toops in the field certainly used them. Thanks, Peter 2017-09-07 11.43.59.jpg 2017-09-07 11.44.17.jpg Last edited by Peter Duggan; 07-09-17 at 18:44. |
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