WW2 soft-skinned vehicles quiz

[woj]

Hello everybody,

I´d like to start the new quiz about soft-skinned vehicles of the WW2.
(trucks, cars, jeeps, prime movers, motorcycles, artillery tractors, etc.)
If you want to join this thread, you are welcome

For the beginning try this:

[Rising Sun*]

Artillery tractor.

That's the easy part. Now for the guesses

Maybe Marmon-Herrington type.

Or Hansa Lloyd type, except with wheels instead of half tracks.

Troop uniforms hard to pick, but maybe middle European or Balkan.

[woj]

Hi, Rising Sun

Neither Marmon-Herrington nor Hansa-Lloyd, but... yes, this artillery tractor was made in the middle European country!

[Rising Sun*]

Hi, Rising Sun

Neither Marmon-Herrington nor Hansa-Lloyd, but... yes, this artillery tractor was made in the middle European country!

Hungarian?

Botond?

[woj]

Yes, Hungarian and Botond, but what is its name?
Botond means all terrain

[Rising Sun*]

Yes, Hungarian and Botond, but what is its name?

41M (That should be 41 M but for some reason it keeps posting as a lower case M.)

.....

[woj]

Yup, the Hungarian artillery tractor 41M Raba Ari
Your turn, mate

[Rising Sun*]

Yup, the Hungarian artillery tractor 41M Raba Ari
Your turn, mate

Thanks.

They didn't come much more soft-skinned than this.

[Rising Sun*]

Clue: The significance is not the car itself but who used it.

[woj]

Hi,

Interesting stuff!

This photo was taken in 1942 in Brisbane and shows Gen. Douglas MacArthur Wolseley18/80 Limousine

[Rising Sun*]

Hi,

Interesting stuff!

This photo was taken in 1942 in Brisbane and shows Gen. Douglas MacArthur Wolseley18/80 Limousine

Very well done!

Your turn, mate.

[woj]

Thanks, was not easy

Let´s guess this one

[Rising Sun*]

Thanks, was not easy

It wasn't meant to be easy.

Let´s guess this one

Looks a bit like a DAF design.

Am I getting warm?

[Rising Sun*]

Looks a bit like a DAF design.

Am I getting warm?

No, I'm not.

Although it's a bit DAF, it turns out that DAF didn't produce its first truck until after the war.

[woj]

Looks a bit like a DAF design.

Am I getting warm?

By no means ;-)