An easy answer to the solution is ask Ron.
However, according to Ray Cowdery, the production plant referred to in =
most of these snaps is Tidworth, Wiltshire England UK (EUR) of Sept 1943 =
(indicated **)
My summary of the shots are:
A1 - refer Jeep Jeep Jeep (JJJ) p71 A16 - JOTP p 14
A2 - All American Worder Part I (AAW I) p42 A17 - AAW I p34**
A3 - A5 unknown A18 - JOTP p15
A6 - Jeeps Over the Pacific (JOTP) p 16 A19 - AAW I - p37**
A7 - unknown A20 - AAW I - p34**
A8 - JOTP p 18 A21 - JOTP - p15
A9 - JOTP p12 A22 - JOTP - p13
A10 - AAW I - p35** A23 - A29 - unknowns
A11 - AAW I - p33** A30 - JOTP - p35
A12 - AAW I - p35** A31 - unknown
A13 - AAW I - p36**
A14 - JJJ - p18**
A15 - JOTP - p18
See if Ron can fill in the blanks.
Rgds,
John
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> Hi List,
>
> I'm not sure if it's been mentioned before but there are some 30 or
> so great jeep assembly photographs online at Ron Fitzpatrick's site:
>
> http://www.jps.net/fordgpw/archive.html
>
> They fall into roughly 3 categories:
>
> - Factory assembly
> - Assembly from the crate in a shed
> - Assembly from the crate in a field
>
> The last category were mostly from a series taken at Rockhampton in
> Australia. Does anyone know where the others were taken, assembly
> from a crate suggests overseas somewhere.
>
> Regards,
> David Robinson. Brisbane. Australia.
>
> =3D=3D=3D
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