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[RH1941]

Wow great history the stuff these vets did and saw just amazing.

[popcorn]

Hello and merry belated Christmas and happy new year!!!! Here is a small news article from when my Grand Father enlisted for WW2. This was news worthy for a small town near London, Ontario Canada. All the best.

[Lidman]

Here is one I've had a while, but am unsure of when the pic was taken.
Maybe someone with a knowledge of vehicle markings may be able to assist?
Although, I am not sure if that is even possible.

Brad.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Brad, the "651" on blue/red background is a Royal Artillery tactical marking. The other insignia is for the British 1st Inf Div.

Humber Armoured Car by the way.

Cheers, Ade.

[Lidman]

Hi Brad, the "651" on blue/red background is a Royal Artillery tactical marking. The other insignia is for the British 1st Inf Div.

Humber Armoured Car by the way.

Cheers, Ade.

Thanks heaps for the additional info Ade
From what I gather it's a Humber MkI/MkII.

Brad.

[pegase]

Hi

hunting party

picture take by soldier of the belgian " brigade piron "



cheers

hughes

[Royley]

Just joined the forum.

Love all the photos. Here's one of my Grandfather (Sgt Malcolm Harkness, 32 Royal Marine Btn) taken in Kiel, June 1945 entitled "Back From Patrol" He's second from the right.

[RH1941]

guys great photos. A few more I picked up today. Gary

[The Citadel]

Churchill and Roosevelt.

[Uncle Paul]

The inscription on the back of the first photo reads: "Taken in Feb. 1945 in Saki, USSR, om my return there from Poltova. Russian ground crew." The portrait of the tanker came with the card as shown. The airman could be a teenager...I hope he survived.