> While in Folkstone a couple of weeks ago I saw two army LandRovers that
> looked like the type the RUC? use (or used to) in Northan Ireland. They had
> "confidential telephone freephone 0800 (then the number)" on the side.
> Are these used over here now? They were with several Army personal (at least
> they looked like army). They military number plates on them.
> Richard
After the riots in Bradford a few years ago, I saw a few of them knocking about, they must have special
equipment onboard as well as the armour etc. I haven't seen them since.
I hope to never see them again after that disgusting show of strength by the Asian youth.
Martin Edwards - 11 Oct 2004 04:21 GMT
Aw don't blame the poor wee landys because of what others did, I miss seeing
convoys of armoured Combis hairing about looking for trouble. Once saw 22
of them coming out of one road after a parade. Put me in mind of the start
of Jim'll fix it when all those kids poured out of the roller!
A mate in the main stores tells me that they get less than 2 mph what with
all that armour to carry around. All rendered useless of course cos as soon
as a dear cop drops one, they have to drive along with the door 6" open to
get a bit of ventilation!
Mr.Nice. - 11 Oct 2004 20:28 GMT
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>> While in Folkstone a couple of weeks ago I saw two army LandRovers that
>> looked like the type the RUC? use (or used to) in Northan Ireland. They had
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>I hope to never see them again after that disgusting show of strength by the Asian youth.
I was local TA when that was going on, we were on standby with all the
gear. oh joy.
Regards.
Mark.(AKA, Mr.Nice.)

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> While in Folkstone a couple of weeks ago I saw two army LandRovers
> that looked like the type the RUC? use (or used to) in Northan
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> (at least they looked like army). They military number plates on them.
> Richard
The RUC (now PSNI) ones are now painted white, but otherwise unchanged, The army
ones, which I don't think the RUC ever used, remain army coloured, but are no
longer as active as once they were.

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