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Daimler Armoured Car #1
British and Belgian service in WW2.
1st Royal Dragoons, RAC Gunnery School, 11th Hussars
and 1st Belgian Armoured Car Squadron.
Irish & French AML-60 French Light Armoured Cars in Cyprus & Lebanon
Early Irish AML 60s that operated in Cyprus were in overall dark green tone, emblazoned with large UN logos. Both Irish and French operated AML armoured cars during their UN operation in Lebanon. Irish AML-90s were mostly painted overall white with "UN" markings visible on many sides. Most had the ubiquous Shamrock (green clovers) on the vehicles, available in a number of sizes. A number of French armoured cars, AML-60 & AML 90, were seen in overall white, with the larger blue "ONU" stencils painted on both sides of the vehicles while fitted with UNIFIL registration plates. The rest were seen in plain dark green, with prominent National flags placed all over the vehicles. These were also given names. (Thanks to Glen Phelan for correcting mistaken identity of some of the armoured cars)
Canadian Universal Carriers
1. Universal Carrier Mk I. Unit: 3rd Anti-tank Regiment. Sub-unit 105th Anti-tank Battery. Division 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. Registration CT163736. Location Normandy, France. Date Summer, 1944.
2. Universal Carrier Wasp MK IIc Unit Cape Breton Highlanders. Division 5th Canadian Armoured Division. Registration T53296. Location Delfzjil, Netherlands. Date May/June, 1945.
3. Universal Carrier Mk I Unit Highland Light Infantry of Canada. Division 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. Registration CT163804. Location Fairthorn Camp, Hampshire, England. Date May 19, 1944.
4. Universal Carrier Mk II Has Mk I fenders on a MK II carrier. Unit Lake Superior Regmient. Division 4th Canadian Armoured Division. Registration CT 91427 First number is best guess. Location Cintheaux, France.
5. Universal Carrier Mk I Unit Loyal Edmonton Regiment. Division 1st Canadian Infantry Division. Registration CT 112308. Location Valguarnera, Italy.
6. VehicleUniversal Carrier MK II Unit North Nova Scotia Highlanders. Division 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.
Registration CT 200533. Location Franqueville, France. Date June 8, 1944.
7. Universal Carrier MK II Unit North Nova Scotia Highlanders. Division 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. RegistrationT253118.
Location Colombelles, France. Date July 19, 1944.
8. Universal Carrier Mk I. Unit Royal Regiment of Canada. Division 2nd Candian Infantry Division. Registration T13145. Location Dieppe, France. Date August 19, 1942.
9. Universal Carrier MK I . Unit Saskatoon Light Infantry. Division1st Canadian Infantry Division. Registration None visible
Location Monacilione, Italy. Date October 9-18, 1943.
10. Universal Carrier Mk I Unit Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. Division1st Canadian Infantry Division. Registration T176114. Location De Glindhorst, Netherlands. Date May 5, 1945.
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