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Tim R


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Hello Guys


I ran across this great site on Czechoslovak Armoured Cars in Russia 1918-1920. it is in Czech, but it has some great photos. it was posted on Missing Lynx Check it Out!!!


Can any body translate this?????????


http://mujweb.cz/www/tanks/Broneviky.htm


All the Best


Tim R.



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Tim R wrote:

Hello Guys I ran across this great site on Czechoslovak Armoured Cars in Russia 1918-1920. it is in Czech, but it has some great photos. it was posted on Missing Lynx Check it Out!!! Can any body translate this????????? http://mujweb.cz/www/tanks/Broneviky.htm All the Best Tim R.

Rember that thread about the Armstrong armoured car in Vladivostock - the one with the Japanese soldiers or tourists. Well its in this article - just a slightly different view again. Does this mean it was left in Vladivostock by the Czech legion? Any Czech speakers please help




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super, what great grafrod putilov photos!! (okay I am biased towards the garford)

did you notice the yellow interpritation of the name?
we sually paint em white but the article says its yellow, what is more accurate?



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Centurion wrote:

Rember that thread about the Armstrong armoured car in Vladivostock - the one with the Japanese soldiers or tourists. Well its in this article - just a slightly different view again. Does this mean it was left in Vladivostock by the Czech legion? Any Czech speakers please help



The comment to a photo speaks:
Armored car unknown type got stuck in a bog during the Japanese armed capture of authority in Vladivostok 05-April-1920. Onboard an emblem of Russian armored units

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This is AC Mgebrov-type, but not Renault. I can't say now exactly about shassies, but when come back home.

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