Originally Posted by amtak
(Post 3040402)
Something is wrong here. I know it for sure that Military numbers are not this way. What platoon was it? White plates and fog lamps?? |
Originally Posted by amtak
(Post 3040402)
Something is wrong here. I know it for sure that Military numbers are not this way. What platoon was it? White plates and fog lamps?? |
Originally Posted by powertrain
(Post 3040508)
Excellent observation amtak:thumbs up You are right,military vehicles start with an "UP" arrow with numbers 08/09/10, where 09/10 refers to the year of induction of the vehicle into the armed forces. Pic for reference - Attachment 1050664 In the above example the number beside the arrow is 00, which means that the jeep was inducted into the army in year 2000. EDIT - I believe that the alphabet B refers to the quater of the year that it was inducted. A - 1st quater B - 2nd quater C - 3rd quater D - 4th quater Gurus, please correct if I'm wrong. Sorry for being off topic. Regards, Varun |
Unlike other license numbering systems, defence vehicles have a unique numbering system. The numbers are registered by the ministry of defence in New Delhi. The first (or the third) character is always an arrow pointing upwards. The next two digits (or the two preceding the arrow) signify the year in which the defence department procured the vehicle. The next is the base code, followed by the serial number. The letter ending after the serial number indicates the class of the vehicle. The arrow prevents the number from being read wrongly in case the number plate (and/or the vehicle bearing it) turns upside down. |
Originally Posted by powertrain
(Post 3040508)
Excellent observation amtak:thumbs up You are right,military vehicles start with an "UP" arrow with numbers 08/09/10, where 09/10 refers to the year of induction of the vehicle into the armed forces. Pic for reference - Attachment 1050664 In the above example the number beside the arrow is 00, which means that the jeep was inducted into the army in year 2000. EDIT - I believe that the alphabet B refers to the quater of the year that it was inducted. A - 1st quater B - 2nd quater C - 3rd quater D - 4th quater Gurus, please correct if I'm wrong. Sorry for being off topic. Regards, Varun |
Originally Posted by BuildUpGypsy
(Post 3040870)
We procure vehicles from Army/Navy/AirForce ,CRPF & RAF. Yes, Para military forces does not have BA (broad arrow) number. This one is registered in Thrissur itself. I wonder why it is NOT exempted from road tax! See the registration details. Attachment 1050836 |
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