The Bedford and the Churchill

Setback! A crack in the engine block of the Matador meant that we had to look for an alternative vehicle which could participate in the 21st of July national holiday celebration as well as the Liberation route event later this year. We found a suitable replacement in the form of a Bedford QLB. We also give a quick update on the Churchill painting.
The Gunfire museum is located next to the Airfield of Brasschaat (Belgium) and is open to the public every 2nd and 3rd Sunday of the month.
site-gunfire-brasschaat.be/
Footage was shot with a Sony A7iii with Sony 28mm F2 on Zhiyun Weebill lab gimbal. Editing was done in Premiere Pro.
Intro track: The army goes rolling along by the U.S. Army band
Ending track: Washington post by the U.S. Army band
All tracks are available in the UA-cam audio library
if you're a World of Tanks player you can find me on the European server under the nickname Teemto.

[@user-by7rr9yl2c]

2:21 Australian military truck?, 3:25 The engine is very loud, so driving for a long time can be deafening. This is how the gearbox hums. Visibility behind the driver's wheel is good

[@kernow..exp.]

There's not many videos regarding the Bedford ql would love for you to do some more video of driving on the road

[@michaelscaplis]

Thx for the feedback. Though the Bedford QLB participated in both the National parade and the Liberation column North I don't think I have any footage of it while driving. Mostly due to the fact that I was assigned to the M3 half track. I did manage to spend the night in it. It is in fact possible to fit a standard army field bed in the back - after some MacGyvering :-)
ua-cam.com/video/R3y9zpK5eO8/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/0lde7VCS7fk/v-deo.html
In any case I'll put it on my to do list to get some footage from the cab. Maybe do a 360 degree review. The Bedford QLB should normally also participate in the liberation column South which takes places in January next year to commemorate the Battle of the Bulge.

[@78a67h]

You have to realize people want to see the controls of the vehicles and an explanation of what they do, not the view from the windows or the unprimed / semi-primed external finishes

[@michaelscaplis]

78a67h not everyone thinks that way, but I’ll keep it in mind as topic for a future episode.