The Humber Light Reconnaissance Cars were lightly armored wheeled vehicles built on the chassis of Humber's 1938 Super Snipe passenger sedans. Production of the Mk I variant, known as "Ironside" (after General Edmund Ironside) and as the nickname "Humberette" (as a counterpart to the contemporary vehicle design Beaverette), production began in Jul 1940; although 1,200 Mk I vehicles were ordered, only 200 were built as Mk II was ready for production in 1941
The battle of Dybbol, 1864
-
The main reason we parked for a couple of nights was to visit the Dybbol
battlefield. The nearby town of Sonderborg spans both sides of the
Alssund. We...
8 hours ago
No comments:
Post a Comment