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    Question Brit/Commonwealth colors in Sicily/Italy

    What colors were British/Commonwealth/Polish AFVs painted for the Sicilian and Italian campaigns? Khaki? Bronze Green? Desert tan? some of each?



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    Re: Brit/Commonwealth colors in Sicily/Italy

    As most of the equipment came from North Africa the majority was still painted light stone with green over spray.

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    Re: Brit/Commonwealth colors in Sicily/Italy

    How about equipment brought in later, from Britain or elsewhere?

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    Re: Brit/Commonwealth colors in Sicily/Italy

    Equipment brought in after Sicily ,ie ;hitting the beaches of sunny Italy, would be of the olive green colour as the lend lease toys started to show up and replace the desert warriors, but I am sure that there were a few desert warriors kept around. Check post on Canadian paint chips for the colours as they would have followed Commonwealth directions for paint colours.


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