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Bovington Sunday plus
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Re: Bovington Sunday plus
Terrier, the new RE vehicle,due to replace CET this year.
'Megatron', up armoured Challenger II.
'Trojan', new engineer vehicle, due to enter service this year.
I trust you all do this, after taking your tank onto the road!
John
'Megatron', up armoured Challenger II.
'Trojan', new engineer vehicle, due to enter service this year.
I trust you all do this, after taking your tank onto the road!
John
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Re: Bovington Sunday plus
Shots taken in the Archive store at the museum.
It's audit time, to check that all ammunition is inert!
Not original, they were from Indiana Jones movie.
John
It's audit time, to check that all ammunition is inert!
Not original, they were from Indiana Jones movie.
John
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Re: Bovington Sunday plus
John
What brilliant photos. Thanks for posting.
Now this is what I call progress. I asked for twenty years to have a barbeque table welded to the top of my tank. Just the job for a brew and some bacon butties........or even a few bevvies. I assume they've stowed the deck chairs while on the move. Has the H&S bloke done a risk assessment?
Best regards
Stephen
What brilliant photos. Thanks for posting.
Now this is what I call progress. I asked for twenty years to have a barbeque table welded to the top of my tank. Just the job for a brew and some bacon butties........or even a few bevvies. I assume they've stowed the deck chairs while on the move. Has the H&S bloke done a risk assessment?
Best regards
Stephen
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Re: Bovington Sunday plus
Stephen,
Just looking at the Chieftain photo brought back a memory that the fridge used to be the drivers compartment, I have personally experienced finding frozen meat & two veg whilst being sat in there
Paderborn in winter, We Skins where a hardy lot
Paul.
Just looking at the Chieftain photo brought back a memory that the fridge used to be the drivers compartment, I have personally experienced finding frozen meat & two veg whilst being sat in there
Paderborn in winter, We Skins where a hardy lot Paul.
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Re: Bovington Sunday plus
John,
Great photos, thanks for posting. That Chally II is looking a lot like a land battleship with all the reactive armor on it. Is that a BBQ table <as Stephen suggests> or runway marker lights for the helicopter landing pad on the top turret?
Great pix all!
Bob
Great photos, thanks for posting. That Chally II is looking a lot like a land battleship with all the reactive armor on it. Is that a BBQ table <as Stephen suggests> or runway marker lights for the helicopter landing pad on the top turret?
Great pix all!
Bob