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Richard - 10 Oct 2004 19:11 GMT
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
Nige - 10 Oct 2004 19:21 GMT
> 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
Twas Sun, 10 Oct 2004 19:21:57 +0100 when "Nige"
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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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GbH - 10 Oct 2004 20:48 GMT
> 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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