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| RAF Ford SnoGo snow blower. |
| RAF Thorneycroft crane truck. |
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| RAF improvised utility crash tender. |
| RAF improvised utility crash tender. |
| RAF Commer Q2 tractor with a shortened Queen Mary trailer converted for use as a laboratory or mobile office. |
| RAF Commer Q2 tractor with flatbed semi-trailer. |
| RAF Austin K6 6x4 3-ton CO2 fire crash tender. |
| RAF Mack NR6, North Africa. |
| RAF Mack NR6’s, North Africa. |
| RAF Mack NR6 with stake body trailer, North Africa. |
| RAF 1938 Chevy stake truck. |
| RAF Austin K6 6x4 with expandable office body. |
| RAF Crossley IGL 3-ton 6x4 used in the 1930s and into the early days of the war. |
| RAF Albion AM463 ambulance late in the war. |
| RAF Albion AM463 tender, pre-war. |
| RAF Crossley Q 3-ton tender with wooden body. |
| RAF Crossley Q 3-ton tenders in Burma. |
| Three RAF Royal Enfield WD/J2 motorcycles being transported from the factory. Only six were made for the RAF. |
| RAF Dodge Kew 3-ton GS tender. |
| RAF Dodge Kew 30cwt tender. |
| RAF Dodge Kew 30cwt tender. |
| RAF Fordson Sussex barrage balloon truck. |
| RAF Austin K6 with expanding office body. |
| RAF Dodge Kew 3-ton on parade in London. |
| RAF torpedo carrier truck. |
| RAF vehicles undergoing maintenance. |
| RAF truck towing a trailer with a Chance light. |
| RAF crash tender. |
| The large roundel was the RAF's 2TAF air recognition marking. In that theatre of operations RAF vehicles rarely carried the Allied star. |
| RAF Ransome mounted crane on Leyland chassis. |
| Fordson tractor pulling long line of bomb trailers. |
| Ford Sussex GS. |
| RAF Fordson Sussex 6x4 searchlight carrier. |
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| RAF Matador communications vehicle. |
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| RAF Matador with compressor on back pulling trailer with SMT multi-wheel trailer with roller as part of airfield construction company. |
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| RAF 1938 Commer Q2 tractor unit. |
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| RAF 1938 Commer Q2 tractor unit. |
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| One-off prototype Commer Q2 with RAF Van type Radio Body, the Type "E" Insulated Wireless Shell, also known as the Type "E" Signals Body. |
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| RAF Ford CMP mobile ground control vehicle, 1945. |







































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