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Old 13-01-11, 09:42 PM
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Default UNITED NATIONS - SUEZ - 1956

Here are a couple of images for our Canadian friends. Some driver, some crew! (Get in the back Corporal Smith, I'm driving!) The armlet is the type that was worn that day.
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Old 23-09-12, 09:31 PM
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The caption has Gen Burns initials wrong. They are ELM not EML as stated in the caption.
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I cannot imagine any road users being more dangerous than three Generals in an Austin Champ. No wonder the displaced driver looks apprehensive.
The Champ went down in British automotive history as being the "Jeep designed by a committee".
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BTW,Major-General ELM Burns' nickname during ww2 with the Canadian troops....you guess it ...."Smiley" Burns.*


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