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Originally Posted by harit
(Post 3684802)
Here is another lot of pics.
A convoy of military vehicles of around the same time. Back of photo says
" Outside Karnal (80 miles from Delhi) Grand Trunk Road".
Karnal is in Haryana. Three armoured cars in convoy.
Cheers harit
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@harit,
Thanks for this thread. These vehicles never fail to fascinate. One request though. Can you please reduce the font size of your watermark and possibly move it to a corner? A coloured watermark [color probably got to do with your name :-) ] in the center with big font on a black and white snap is standing out loud. Thanks in advance.
More pictures from the Forum
Travancore's post # 1883 in the
RR Thread
1915 Napier Armoured car in Punjab. Notice the absence of a gun turret. The vehicle appears to be chain driven.
Shujjah's post # 15 in the
Bahawalpur Thread
Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Chassis # 41LK
Cheers
KPS
Couple of pictures from the Jagan Pillarisetti collection.
Here is something interesting, the text reads
" H.E, The Viceroy, Lord Wavell, during a visit to the military training centre watches a recruit receiving initial training in motor driving on a dummy " 
This is about restoring the war cripples to self support, it is related to war and military so I thought it would be apt for this thread.
it reads
" Automobile mechanics is a popular trade with the disabled men at Queen Mary's Technical school, Bombay India " 
Couple of army pictures, though the detail is very small.
Quote:
"Dear mother, Just taken on the way from the station".."Dear mother, this was taken on march from Wellington station to Barracks. It is just like England here, so different from Madras."
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Quote:
"ambulance and bearers of D company"
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Source :
http://www.eablanchette.com/_support...1930's.htm
courtesy: National Geographic, Oct 1943
Long before the Nano, XJ and Evoque days at TATA......
When "Passenger" car meets "Armoured" car.......Khyber Pass, NWFP.
This reminds me of the "Give Way to Uphill Traffic" signs on the Ghat roads many eons ago. I wouldn't have challenged an armoured car anyway!!!
courtesy: The Green Jackets Museum
A platoon of B Company, 1RB, mounted as a Quick Reaction Force, Cawnpore, 1921
A wartime U.S. Army
Lincoln Zephyr (1942 ?) in Calcutta. The three stars seem to indicate it belonged to Lt.Gen Stilwell, of the Burma-China Ledo Road fame.
Some amazing war time Calcutta scenes here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRu4H_OXhVc
A line up of trucks
here are some more pictures which I had saved earlier.
Sino-India War pictures.Got them on a SPAM MAIL.
Regards-Sonu
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