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Glen
#21 Posted : 18 November 2012 19:51:47

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Good try, but wrongBigGrin
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#22 Posted : 18 November 2012 21:52:32

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3 Glider Pilot Regiment,Parachute Battalions & Air Observation Post Squadrons.SAS joined the corps later in the war,
Parachute Battalions later became Parachute Regiment(Para's)
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#23 Posted : 19 November 2012 13:03:29

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Bang on mate, my Dad was AAC and one morningwoke up to find he was now in the 10th Batt SAS but still wore the AAC cap badge.
Next question LOL
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#24 Posted : 19 November 2012 15:36:46

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OK an easy one....waht was known as "Hitlers Buzzsaw"?
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#25 Posted : 19 November 2012 15:44:23

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#26 Posted : 19 November 2012 18:09:31

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I did say it was easy!! Correct over to you.
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#27 Posted : 19 November 2012 19:54:53

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OK, so I also have to ask an easy question:

Everybody knows the Willy´s MB, normally called "Jeep". Who was the first person, which makes the name "Jeep" public and where did this happened?

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#28 Posted : 19 November 2012 20:18:52

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Hello Bernd,

The same question was asked a few months ago on another forum that I am on!!

Was it Irving "Red" Hausmann, a 'Willys' development team test driver who was demonstrating the prototype vehicle at a press event in Washington DC, in 1941?

Kev BigGrin
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#29 Posted : 19 November 2012 21:08:36

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Hello Kev,
absolut correct! Next question by Kev!

Regards, Bernd (proud Jeep owner)
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#30 Posted : 19 November 2012 22:59:42

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Thankyou Bernd and ... WOW ... you own a real Willys Jeep?? Oh you are a lucky boy!! Cool BigGrin

My Question:


I was first put into mass production in August 1944.

I was powered by a Maybach HL230 P30 V-12 Liquid-Cooled engine.

My main armament was a Type 43 L71 88mm high velocity gun and I was also equipped with two 7.92mm machine guns.

I was 6.4metres long, 3.75 metres wide and 3.09 metres high.

I weighed 77 tonnes and had a crew of 5.


What am I?

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#31 Posted : 19 November 2012 23:53:45

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BigGrin King Tiger by any chance and the henschel version as the porshe version was around 1 ton lighter
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#32 Posted : 20 November 2012 00:05:40

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Spot on Andy and you even got the correct version - top job mate!!

Over to you for the next question? BigGrin
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#33 Posted : 20 November 2012 07:55:20

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BigGrin What factory in the west midlands was used to make the majority of the WW1 mark V tanks and why
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#34 Posted : 20 November 2012 14:13:22

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SennaMentalMe wrote:
Thankyou Bernd and ... WOW ... you own a real Willys Jeep?? Oh you are a lucky boy!!



Hi!
I have two of them, one original and one customized for Trial driving BigGrin

Regards, Bernd
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#35 Posted : 20 November 2012 17:10:02

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Ah Rats!
I know where they were produced, haven't got a clue why!

Darn good question though
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#36 Posted : 20 November 2012 18:47:06

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Most of the tanks were built at the Oldbury Carriage Works.
Albright and Wilson produced TNT in a new Government factory erected for the purpose.Mellow
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#37 Posted : 20 November 2012 19:18:01

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BigGrin Sorry wrong answer ,they did build some but wernt the largest producer
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#38 Posted : 20 November 2012 20:15:59

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Was it the Metropolitan Carriage Company in Saltley?
They could move the tanks onto the railway from the factory.Huh
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#39 Posted : 20 November 2012 21:00:49

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BigGrin Correct they had there own railway link to the mainline system so the tanks could be covered up/disguised before transit.One other point to add is the gun sponsons were not attached to the tanks during transit as the 1st tunnel/bridge they encountered would rip them off
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#40 Posted : 23 November 2012 11:19:09

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Glen, could I just politely remind you that it is your responsibility to set the next question since you have correctly answered the previous one??

If you post a question, or indeed an answer in the quiz then you need to check back within 48 hours to see the outcome, otherwise you are just keeping people waiting. If there is no response from you within a further 24 hours then as overseer of the quiz I will have to set another question on your behalf in order to keep the quiz flowing and you will lose your chance, as is stated in the 'Rules of the Quiz' in post #1??

Sorry, if I am appearing to be pushy, it is not my intention but I DO have to remind you, since if we don't keep the quiz flowing it will tend to stagnate and then people will lose interest, which would be a shame for the forum??

I hope you understand??

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