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    Woodsy is right about CMPicon vehicles in NZicon. All of our large twin boom and smaller single boom recovery vehicles in NZ were CMP types except with the odd one or two Bedford RL light recovery vehicles. The RNZEME junior ranks were exempt other tedious duties because we had a recovery rota. I don't know how I would have managed with a Canadianicon wartime vehicle after having been brought up using the old Scammel recovery tractors and Before lights

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