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An armoured vehicle and another car from the Peshawar riots 1932
In this picture we can see a pick up and an armored vehicle, the picture is from North West Frontier provinces (NWFP)
A picture from the Proclamation parade 1930
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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
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courtesy: ww2talk
Another picture from the same event - this could possibly be at Quetta
Few more pictures from Peshawar and Quetta
This picture is supposed to be from Pune, can we identify the structure in the photo on the right, maybe it still survives.
Victory procession Delhi
Two great pictures of Crossley armoured cars in India Circa 1923
Some pictures from Bangalore and Secundarbad 1925
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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
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Some pictures from Bangalore and Secundarbad 1925
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Just great. Thanks for sharing.
The second picture seems to me of the EME Centre Parade ground in Secunderabad. It has a boundary wall now and the building at far will be the Commandants house if not mistaken.
Do you have details please?
An article in the latest Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club magazine of November / December 2016
In the article a little mention of the Rolls Royce armoured cars of India
Cheers
Here is a Postcard dated 10th August 1925 also has two Military vehicles from British India.
I thought I would type the contents of the postcard for a better read for all of us here, its interesting .
The postcard is addressed to " Mrs. H Kennedy, Scotland"
It reads ( I hope I get it all right)
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S.S Gorjistan
Bombay
10th Aug 1925
My Dear Mother,
We are not away yet, Our latest news is that we leave tomorrow for Singapore missing out Rangoon.
I got the Wembley and the Argentine letters, Ok.
Thank Father & Bob very much, Fales got the photo and was awfully
pleased with it, Father looks great, Really ! Bob is rather petrified but rather like him. You are jolly nice, thank you very much
love Edgar.
P. S. Father was saying that a man in Aberdeen wanted to publish my Wembley letter !! Gee Whiz !
I would'nt have minded as I would like to know if the papers would have taken that sort of stuff. Edgar
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Military vehicles tow P-47 planes through the streets of Saddar Karachi during WWII , the vehicles are all LHD
Courtesy : Imperial war museum
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Jeeps tow tail-less P-47 Thunderbolts through a street in Karachi, India en route to their base. Image stamped on reverse: ' Associated Press.' [stamp], 'Passed for publication 7 Nov 1944' [stamp]. Printed caption on reverse: 'FIGHTER PLANES TOWED TO AIRBASE. Associated Press Photo shows:- Jeeps tow- P-47 fighter planes down a street in Karachi, India, after the aircraft are unloaded in the harbour. These planes are towed 15 miles inland to the air base where they are serviced ready for combat duties.'
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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
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Military vehicles tow P-47 planes through the streets of Saddar Karachi during WWII.......
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Well the press report contained an error, it mentions Jeep's which these are not.
Some more military vehicles, the first two are probably of the 1920's, the third one of the 1930's / 1940's.
Cheers harit
Two pictures which show Military ambulances
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