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Come on guy´s! Since yesterday I am a year older and still nothing has happened here.
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Name This Photo!!! - The AFV Recognition Thread
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Styer RSO prototype? I don't recall seeing that style of front, there was the rounded original front, then the boxy late war version.
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I found that once and thought it had been answered, now I am trying to fiond the link again :crybaby:
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I found that once and thought it had been answered, now I am trying to fiond the link again :crybaby:
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Yeah, happy B-Day!! ;DArmyVern (Female type) said:Happy birthday.
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@ArmyVern&Mike Baker Thx. Slow but steady I am approaching the average age on here. ;D
@Larry Strong The pic I posted was already answered on the previous page.
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@Larry Strong The pic I posted was already answered on the previous page.
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Give me a bit and I will have something today.
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A half submerged Otokar Cobra with a fancy paint job?
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I'll put this one up until Larry has his on, just so we're not bored out of our skulls.
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Autoblinda Lancia I.Z. (also known as Ansaldo AB Modelo 1915)
The I.Z. was built by Ansaldo on the Lancia I.Z. light truck chassis. The original version, of which 20 were built in 1915, was armed with three 6.5mm machine guns, two being mounted in a large roof turret, and the third being monted in a smaller turret on top of the main turret. The Maxim MGs were replaced by 8mm St. Etienne MGs eventually and the third MG was placed in the rear of the hull with the topmost turret elimated. A feature of this AC was the wire cutting rails located on the front of the car. At the outbreak of WW2, this AC could still be found in Italian East Africa and Libya.
The I.Z. was built by Ansaldo on the Lancia I.Z. light truck chassis. The original version, of which 20 were built in 1915, was armed with three 6.5mm machine guns, two being mounted in a large roof turret, and the third being monted in a smaller turret on top of the main turret. The Maxim MGs were replaced by 8mm St. Etienne MGs eventually and the third MG was placed in the rear of the hull with the topmost turret elimated. A feature of this AC was the wire cutting rails located on the front of the car. At the outbreak of WW2, this AC could still be found in Italian East Africa and Libya.
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That would be it.
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Might not be hard.
1. What is this vehicle
2. What made it different from the run of the mill productin type
3. What was it's function.
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1. What is this vehicle
2. What made it different from the run of the mill productin type
3. What was it's function.
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I expanded my question , and am posting this in case you already looked at my previous post.
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No this is a different vehicle. Was used by the Army.
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The shape of the cutouts in the road wheels will tell you which vehicle, then you just have to match up varients to find the other 2 answers I had thoght the ironduke57 would have sewn this one up by now.
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