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Motor transports in war (1914)

Wyatt, Horace Matthew, 1876- · London, New York, etc. Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 134

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lly to point out of thesides of the car. Each half of the body,however, was capable of being swung roundon hinges either at the back or at the front,and castors were provided to facilitate itsmotion. Thus, when the car was station-ary, it was possible to swing round thewhole of its armament so as… … c2: < < U Q DS O <z ■ex.<s K oO f^UgggUgfg^gUlgln fMM iMMiilMikk:^ Armoured and Military Cars 113 these more comprehensive designs willreceive in the near future considerationwhich has been denied to them in thepast, and that types of armoured car willbe evolved as much more effective…

Automobiles, Military · World War, 1914-1918 -- Automobiles

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