Just before the release of our Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) Chevrolet trucks we sent a few out early on patrol – a set of which found it’s way into the more than capable hands of our friend Patch over at wwpd: Patch: The vehicles are resin with metal crew and weapons, and are easily some of the...
El Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) fue una unidad del ejército de tierra británico de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. El mayor Ralph A. Bagnold lo fundó en Egipto a continuación de la declaración de guerra de Italia en junio de 1940, asistido por los capitanes Clayton y Shaw, todos bajo el mando del entonces general…
I thought we could have a thread with anything connected to the special forces, such as SAS, LRDG and PPA. Photographs of vehicles, uniform items, anything really. I'll kick off with some photo's of different PPA Jeeps: Goran N
The Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) was a highly successful group of specialist soldiers who caused chaos for Britain's enemies in North Africa during the Second World War.
Cecil_Beaton, portrait of a bearded member of the Long Range Desert Group wearing a woolly cap at the wheel of his jeep. 1942
Long Range Desert Group Chevrolet Model 1533X2 30 cwt 4x2 Truck by Paul D. Handel
The Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) was a reconnaissance and raiding unit of the British Army during the Second World War. The LRDG was formed specifically
Three Long Range Desert Group jeeps on the edge of the Sand Sea during the operation by 'T' and 'G' Patrols to raid the Axis airfield and fuel dump at Barce. Major Jake Easonsmith, leader of the patrol, is behind the wheel of the nearest jeep.
Drawings and information on the Vehicles of the Long Range Desert Group (L.R.D.G.)
Al Nutt, Crosby Morris, Ian “Snowy” McCulloch after epic trudge & recovery in ‘42 - for more detail see short press article here also.
Taking #adventuremobile to another level.
The M7 Falcon is a long-range HD thermal imager FLIR PTZ Pan Tilt zoom day and night vision security camera with laser rangefinder and radar.
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Yours truly circa 1966 Somalia. I'm the rascal in the red shirt. 10 years old and full of fun. My Mom framed in the door window with 3 of my 4 sibs. The 4th, my youngest sister, is barely visible sitting on the passenger seat. My Dad captured the photo on slide film. My guess is that this is either summer or Christmas vacation from boarding school in Ethiopia. Already a bug lover I remember having some large mantids with one laying an egg mass in our house with my Mom finding thousands of tiny babies after I'd gone back to school. She encouraged the love for bugs. My favorite childhood photo and also perhaps the best of my Mom. Land Rover probably needed to cool down - Somalia was hot!
A 40 car military equipment train is seen rolling south through Oceano, CA on June 8, 2016 led by UP UP 4995 and UP 5083. This was equipment used in the exe...
The sun crested the mesas bright and early, and the occasional shuffle and burble of a truck passing on the nearby trail hurried the morning along. Our excitement was high: Day Five was underway. The day itself didn't have huge plans; we were several hours south of our eventual destination, and for better or worse,…
Sun Valley, Arizona [35 MM film]
We Drove The Armstrong Desert Dog M/T Tires for 6000-Miles! Read Our Review For These Tires Rated for Severe Heavy Loads & Extreme Weight.
