G'day All, Just reading this thru again,, can anyone tell me when Bandiana moved to Qld........?:D;):p I thought it twas in Victoria LOL cheers Dennis:wasntme:
PS sorry Diana couldn't help it.. tis in your 1st post..:angel:
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G'day All, Just reading this thru again,, can anyone tell me when Bandiana moved to Qld........?:D;):p I thought it twas in Victoria LOL cheers Dennis:wasntme:
PS sorry Diana couldn't help it.. tis in your 1st post..:angel:
Victoria, Queensland, it's not in New South Wales so who cares! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dinty
Diana
P.S. I guess I have just been dishonourably discharged from the LROCV! :(
G'day All, Sorry Di,:(:(:( LOL cheers see you at Cessnock swap meet ?? Dennis:wasntme:
James taylor reference? Book?? which ook. I've just been talking to James Taylor, not looking at his books.
Seems I've made a mistake here. The bandiana pair, and the pair that were sold by shannons in 1996 are 1958 models for a yet to be figured out (but working on it) Royal tour. The 4 that came to Oz for the 54 tour were some of the UK ones.
Apologies folks, I got a bit carried away..
Oh, and somebody mentioned ANZUK review.
here is a photo of a aus army 2a ceremonial. Interestingly with a UK spec bumper.
AWM Collection Record: ANZUK/72/0074 - Singapore. 1972-03. The Royal Pennant tops the flags of the three nations of the ANZUK Force, as Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip review a parade of the ANZUK Force during their one-day visit to ...
http://cas.awm.gov.au/screen_img/ANZUK/72/0074
Wasn't the ANZUK force the one used in the Malay Rebellion and later based in Singapore?
Many of those vehicles were from the UK regiments making up that portion of the contingent.
Diana
ANZUK was in singapore and malaysia.
Early on the vehicles were mostly british, but later on more australian vehicels were used. I beieve some of the forum guys on REMLR were there and can give you mroe detail. I do have some accounts to put onto remlr when I have the time.
Oh, and I think I actually have a photo of an entry saying that the vehicle in the photo was being sent over.