barneywomble
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I do not think you will get a tank in one if that is your intention...what I would say is..the coxswain is very brave dude standing in front of two heavy machine guns...cheers TomBCan some post the size (dimensions, Width and Length) of the Normandy LCVP Landing Craft (#PA26-22) please
thanks in advance
Marc
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Hi Guys,
Tom B is a wee bit worried that you cannot get a tank into our last LCVP (Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel) . Don’t worry Tom…you’re not meant to. Its primarily meant for troops (personnel) and/or small vehicles such as a Jeep and Trailer.
As for the 2 x heavy machine guns…Actually they are .30 cal. machine guns and classed more as a light or medium machine gun.
I do agree however that the cox’ns were brave buggers even if you discount trigger-happy gunners!!! Best wishes,
Andy C.
Maybe this helps.......... K&C UK Homepage
http://www.kingandcountry.co.uk/backcatalogueproduct.asp?productid=4841&pcid=22&mcid=5
I do not think you will get a tank in one if that is your intention...what I would say is..the coxswain is very brave dude standing in front of two heavy machine guns...cheers TomB
Thanks for the info Andy....even if the MG's were BB's cal...I would not care to be in front of them....regards TomBHi Guys,
Tom B is a wee bit worried that you cannot get a tank into our last LCVP (Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel) . Don’t worry Tom…you’re not meant to. Its primarily meant for troops (personnel) and/or small vehicles such as a Jeep and Trailer.
As for the 2 x heavy machine guns…Actually they are .30 cal. machine guns and classed more as a light or medium machine gun.
I do agree however that the cox’ns were brave buggers even if you discount trigger-happy gunners!!! Best wishes,
Andy C.
Good idea.......maybe you could launch a kayak raiding party from the LCVP...cheers TomBno tank..... but maybe... it's a secret team of commandos.... sent to disable a pillbox and quad flack gun somewhere on the Normandy coast line early on D-Day morning....
all the best
Marc