Enough To Make You Cry ! - Range Photos

[Robert Dabkowski]

Try http://www.hartziel.de/ but be prepared to weep. The page is in German but the photos speak for themselves.
Robert in Toronto

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Why weep about such a beautiful flower pot?


Source: http://www.hartziel.de/_typen/bren.htm

[Phil Waterman]

Ran when parked

[gordon]

Some cunning, Canadian, anti-theft device, perhaps?

[badger1bear]

The queue for the toilets at War and Peace had left some people leaving their vehicle a little longer than they had planned for

[gordon]

Sean finally remembered where he had left that packet of magic beans....

[alleramilitaria]

now we all know what the proper cammo scheme
is for the wartime bren carrier.



dave

[Tony Smith]

Originally posted by Robert Dabkowski
Try http://www.hartziel.de/. The page is in German but the photos speak for themselves.

There is a babelfish button at the bottom of the page to translate to English.
One of the "Bren Carriers" looks like it might be an cut down Lloyd?


Source: http://www.hartziel.de/_typen/bren.htm
[Edited by moderator to include link to picture and source]

[Keith Webb]

Originally posted by Tony Smith
There is a babelfish button at the bottom of the page to translate to English.
One of the "Bren Carriers" looks like it might be an cut down Lloyd?

I think you're right on the money, Tony.

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Originally posted by Tony Smith
One of the "Bren Carriers" looks like it might be an cut down Lloyd?

That's right, Tony

Mvg. Dirk

[alleramilitaria]

while at hohenfelds germany 2 years ago i found a hill that was made from a pile of M-8s and M-20s. from what i saw they were intact and had never been used as targets, just piled up, covered and forgotten. sad

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Originally posted by Dirk Leegwater
That's right, Tony

Oh, I was in dreamland maybe, here is a better pic of the Loyd Carrier. Mvg. Dirk

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally posted by Dirk Leegwater
That's right, Tony

Not quite, Tony. It's actually a modified Loyd Carrier which once sported nothing less than a 90-mm Anti-Tank Gun. It was a Belgium modification called CATI.


Source: http://www.klm-mra.be/tankmuseum/Alb...ee/album1.html