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Never seen a full M-H. The ones in the ravine were just chassiss wheels and cabs. They were apparently pushed over when it became clear that the only road South had been leap-frogged. Wish I'd taken more notice now but I think it was in a place called Segamat.
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02-06-2015 04:15 AM
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Given that this was in 1968 and only 25 years after the event
That would have been a priceless time to be there and the other battlefields as well. I didn't miss it by much, only 6 years...still lots to learn then.
Originally Posted by
Peter Laidler
Funny how they were ALL part of the resistance, bravely helping Aust,
NZ
, Indian and Pommy stragglers and fighting back.............
True that...like everyone talking about their WW1 family member tell you he was a sniper...
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Originally Posted by
303tom
Them were built by FORD that`s a 408, it`s just an extended 151.................
The thumb Bruce posted is not an extended M151. This is either a WWII Ford GPW or Willys MB 6X6 or 4X4 with tag axle that was made by someone. Although there were experiments during WWII with different designs these never made past a couple of prototypes and never went into production. I have a friend of mine who built one a few years ago and it is quite neat.
Last edited by Bill Hollinger; 02-06-2015 at 11:52 AM.
Bill Hollinger
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