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January 28th 04, 06:10 PM
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Ken Duffey wrote: L'acrobat wrote: "Ken Duffey" wrote in message ... The Centurions had RR Meteor engines - and if they had only had a common parts nomenclature/numbering system, the Aussie could have supplied the Yanks with parts! It was not until the beginning of 1952 that the Australian Army finally received it's first Centurion tanks. These first tanks were given to 1 Armoured Regiment. How about the Comet tank - what engine did that have - and did the Aussies use it - and was it in Korea ?? Comet had the Meteor. -- Andy Breen ~ Interplanetary Scintillation Research Group http://users.aber.ac.uk/azb/ "Time has stopped, says the Black Lion clock and eternity has begun" (Dylan Thomas) 
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