What do you mean the old Bedford was used up until the 70's? I was in one in 1989 while at School of Armour, and on the way back from De Brug, the damned thing broke down just outside Tempe base. Those things are heavy, but we pushed it back to camp. My older brother was in Logistics during Ops Modular and Hooper, driving Kwevoel 100 trucks up to Cuito Canaval with ammo. He loved sleeping on the warm, flat hood of the truck, away from all those bitey things on the ground. The downside was diving out of the high cab to seek cover when a Cuban or Angolan Mig straffed the convoy.
What do you mean the old Bedford was used up until the 70's? I was in one in 1989 while at School of Armour, and on the way back from De Brug, the damned thing broke down just outside Tempe base.
Those things are heavy, but we pushed it back to camp.
My older brother was in Logistics during Ops Modular and Hooper, driving Kwevoel 100 trucks up to Cuito Canaval with ammo.
He loved sleeping on the warm, flat hood of the truck, away from all those bitey things on the ground.
The downside was diving out of the high cab to seek cover when a Cuban or Angolan Mig straffed the convoy.
Those were the days…..product development, Rosslyn, Pretoria. Short period of time for me, but meaningfull
Why the music ?
Please read the discription of the video.
Its not Deuts . Its Deutz like Deutschland.
Iveco underpinning.