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Equipment of the WWII Tommy First printed in April 2004. Revised and Expanded Edition printed in July 2010. 644 pages with over 1300 photographs describing the webbing equipment, tools, specialized airborne items and personal effects and documents in general issue to the British and Commonwealth soldiers during the Second World War. Weapons of the WWII Tommy First printed in September 2004. Revised and Expanded Edition printed in June 2011. 784 pages with over 1400 photographs plus 150 drawings and diagrams covering the weapons and ordnance re- lated items in general issue to the British and Commonwealth soldiers during the Second World War. Uniforms of the WWII Tommy First printed in October 2004. Revised and Expanded Edition printed in April 2012. 644 pages with over 1700 photographs detailing the uniforms and insignia in general issue to the British and Commonwealth soldiers during the Second World War. This PDF contains a searchable combined index for all three revised editions in the WWII Tommy book series. Page numbers for each topic will have a single alphabetic character prefix indicating the book the topic can be found in. For some instances, this reference will indicate multiple pages which may also be in more than one title. Copies of the revised and expanded editions of these books are still available in limited quantities and can be found on-line at Amazon https://www.amazon.com/, Soldier of Fortune in the UK https://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/ and on our own Visual Collector surplus militaria sales site http://www.visualcollector.com/ Master Index PDF Revision 1.0 - 7 AUG 2019 http://www.visualcollector.com/ . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 WWII Tommy Master Index 1-Gallon Can E-92 Airborne continued... 2-Gallon Can E-192–195 Parachute Trained Infantry Badge U-556 1st Special Service Force U-525 SAS Jump Wings U-553 2-Inch Rockets W-736-737, 757-758 Shoulder Strap Loops U-528–529 2.5 Inch Grenade Discharger W-57 Sleeping Bag E-168–169, 634 3-Gallon Canvas Water Bag E-84–85, 634, U-305 Sleeveless Over-Smock U-125–126 3-Inch Mortar Harness E-65–76, 634 Snipers U-135 3-Inch Rockets W-736-739, 743-755 Steel Helmets U-409–413 4.2-Inch Mortar Bomb Pack E-82 Strip, Airborne U-551 4.2-Inch Mortar Harness E-79–80 Training Helmets U-402–408 4-Gallon Can E-196 Airplanes 4-Gallon Drum E-200, 619 Albemarle E-562 4.5-Inch Rockets W-756 Dakota E-567 5-Gallon Can E-197–200 Halifax E-563 5-Gallon Cylindrical Can E-198–199, 597 Hector E-561 5-Inch Rockets W-740-742 Lysander E-618 6-Gallon Container E-155 Sterling E-564 808 Explosive W-356 Wellington E-565 24-Hour Ration E-130–131 Whitley E-564 1937 Pattern Lightweight Equipment U-312–315 Albion Motors W-11 1942 Gabardine Jump Jacket U-122–124 Aldis Lamp E-307 1942 Pattern Parachutists Jacket U-125–126 Allbright and Wilson Grenade W-474-475 1944 Pattern Web Equipment U-317–338 Allied Military Currency E-460 1944 Pattern Web Equipment (Khaki) U-316 Amatol W-358 A.B. 64 E-444 Ambulance Acetone Celluloid Delay W-437-440 Air Ambulance Unit E-411 Ackpack Flame Thrower W-724-726 Jeep E-408–410 Action Covers Lorries E-408, 410 Boys Anti-Tank Rifle W-97 Ammonal W-358 Rifles W-80 Ammunition Boots Sten Submachine Gun W-145 British U-341-344 Thompson Submachine Gun W-169 Canadian U-346-347 Aerial Gear Bags E-341 DMS U-352 Aiming Assistant W-80–81 Jungle U-348-350 Aiming Lamps W-306-308 Mountain U-351 Aiming Post W-671 Officers U-345 Aiming Stake W-307 S.V. - Commando U-352 Airborne Ammunition Cartons W-339-341, 348 1942 Gabardine Jump Jacket U-122–124 Ammunition Crates W-332-335 Army Flying Badge U-551 Anglo-French Purchasing Board W-18 Battledress Trousers U-55–57 Ankle Boots U-341–344 Canadian Jump Wings U-554 Anklets U-291 Canadian Parachute Training School U-524 Anti-Dimming Compound E-375 Denison Smock U-130–139 Anti-Gas Drop Zone Flashes U-127–129 Cape E-359–360, 640 Folding Bicycle E-474 Curtain Number 1 E-361 Formation Badge U-506–507 Curtain Number 2 E-362 Glider Pilot’s Wings U-552 Eyeshields E-377 Glider Trained Infantry Badge U-556 Gloves E-363 Kitbags E-612–614, 630 Hood E-362 Lifeboat E-626–627 Ointment E-382, U-304 Light Bulb Badge U-555–556 Overboots E-363 Parachute Instructor Badge U-557 Wallet E-381 Parachute Qualification Wings U-551 Anti-Louse Overall U-164–165 Parachute Regiment Jump Wings U-553 Appointments U-592–593 . 8 WWII Tommy Master Index Aprons, Kilt Covers U-244 Bayonet continued... Arc Welding E-255 Number 1 Mark II E-268 Arm-of-Service Strips U-532–533 Number 1 Mark III E-268 Arms Rack E-187 Number 3 Mark I E-267 Army Council Instructions E-434 Number 4 Mark I E-258 Army Fire Service U-567 Number 4 Mark II E-258, 296 Army Flying Badge U-551 Number 4 Mark II* E-259 Army Training Instructions E-436 Number 4 Mark III E-259 Army Training Memorandum E-436 Number 5 Mark I E-270 Assault Boats E-568 Number 7 Mark I E-271 Assault Cable Reel W-371 Owen Mark I E-269 Atholl Bonnets U-433 Scabbard Austen Submachine Gun W-197–201 M5 E-261 Australia - Women’s Services U-614 Number 1 Mark II E-266 Australian Formation Badges U-514 Number 4 Mark I E-260 Australian Imperial Forces U-514 Number 4 Mark II E-260 Australian Military Forces U-514 Number 4 Mark III E-260 Australian Operation Ration E-132 Number 5 Mark I E-270 Autogyro E-572 Number 5 Mark II E-270 Auto-Ordnance Company W-152 Sten Machine Carbine Mark I E-264 Auxiliary Territorial Service U-600-604 Beach Groups U-504–505 A.V.R.E. W-593-596 Bedford Cord Pantaloons U-211 Badger Flame Thrower W-717 Beehive Charge W-377-379 Badges of Appointment U-592–593 Bell Tents E-172–173 Badges of Rank U-574–591 Berets U-426–428 Balaclava Helmet U-241 Bergen Rucksack E-61–62 Balmoral Bonnet U-432–435 Bicat Strips E-510 Ballistite W-351 Bicycle Bandoliers Rifle Clips E-494 Boys Anti-Tank Rifle W-96 Tools E-491 Enfield Rifle W-333 Tyre Inflator E-488 Lewis LMG W-223-224 Wallet E-486 Sten Submachine Gun W-134-136 Bigbob E-524 Bandsmen Badges U-558 Binoculars Bangalore Torpedo W-380-383 Infrared E-214–215 Baratol W-358 Monoculars E-210–211 Batteries E-162, 236, 239 Night Vision - 2.5x50 E-212–213 Batteries continued... E-347, 347–349 Number 2 - 6x30 E-203–205 Battledress Number 5 - 7x50 E-206–209 Airborne Modifications U-55–57 Trench Pattern E-220 Anti-Vesicant U-45 Bipods – See Mounts Australia U-66–67 Biscuits E-189 Canada U-58–61 Black Devils U-525 HBT U-276–277 Black Powder W-351 India U-70–71 Blacker Bombard W-580-591 Khaki Drill U-116–118 Blast Deflector W-294 New Zealand U-62–65 Blasting Machine W-370 Size Charts U-76–77 Blanco E-98 South Africa U-68–69 Blankets E-170–171, 405, 642 UK – Austerity U-52-53 Blister Gas E-356 UK – Serge U-45-51 Blue Sump W-361 USA - War Aid U-72–74 Body Armor U-535 Battle Jerkin E-44–47 Bombay Bloomers E-303, U-84–87 Bayonet Bomb Carriers Number 1 Mark I E-266 2-Inch Mortar W-633-635 . 9 WWII Tommy Master Index Bomb Carriers continued... Canadian Jump Wings U-554 3-Inch Mortar W-667-669 Canadian Military Headquarters U-524 4.2-Inch Mortar W-688-691 Canadian Parachute Training School U-524 Blacker Bomber W-590 Canadian Qualification Badges U-559 P.I.A.T. W-571-575 CANLOAN U-530 Bomb Disposal Badge U-561 Cannibal E-521 Boot Nets U-181 Canvas Bedstead E-142–143 Boot Polish E-97 Canvas Camp Basin E-140–141 Bow and Arrows W-776 Canvas Camp Bath E-140–141, 396 Boys Anti-Tank Rifle Canvas Shoes U-364–365 .22LR Trainer W-94 Canvas Suits U-40–42 Accessories W-96-99 Canvas Water Buckets E-157 Magazine Box W-96 Cap Badges U-468–475 Mark I W-88-93 Cap Comforter U-240 Mark II W-95 Cap Covers U-266–267 Brassards U-562–563, 570–572 Cape-Shelter E-186 Brass Catcher W-259 Captain - Rank Insignia U-583 Brass Polish E-97 Cardigan U-236–239 Brigadiers - Rank Insignia U-582 Catgut E-391 British Formation Badges U-496–503 Caubeen Bonnet U-436–437 British Purchasing Commission W-6,18, 153 C.E./T.N.T. W-353 British Warm U-192 Cellulose Tape W-367 Bren Gun Valise E-598–601, 613, 630, 634 Certificate of Transfer E-451 Bren LMG W-233-282 Chaggle U-301 Brogues U-366 Chaplain E-415–416 Brushes E-97 Cheddite W-358 Bugle Major U-592–593 Chemical Ground Bombs W-390-391 Bug Net U-298–300 Chemical Liquid Detector Paper E-379 Bush Jacket U-112, 275 Chemical Mine W-392-394 Bush Shirt U-107 Chindit Special Forces E-286–287 Butt Handle W-269 Chinstraps Buttonhole Scissors E-397 Airborne - Leather U-410 Button Sticks E-97 Airborne - Webbing U-411 Camouflage Mark I U-380 Boot Nets U-181 Mark II U-380 Denison Smocks U-130–139 Mark III U-380 Face Nets U-181 Mark IIIA U-380 Ghillie Smocks U-178–179 Mark IV U-400 Helmet Covers U-266–268 Chlorine Gas E-356 Helmet Nets U-182–183 Churchill Crocodile W-709-711, 718 Jerkin U-202-203 Churchill, Winston E-472 Snow Suit U-176–177 Cigarettes E-109, 127 Tank Crew Oversuit U-142-145 Circular Tents E-172–173 Veils U-180 Clams W-518-519 Windproof Suits U-166-174 Clasp Knives E-278–281, U-304 Camouflet Sets W-386-387 C.L.E.
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    PartPart IIII (A)(A) NonNon--RussianRussian MotorcyclesMotorcycles withwith MachineMachine GunsGuns andand MGMG MountsMounts ErnieErnie FrankeFranke Rev.Rev. 1:1: 05/201105/2011 [email protected]@tampabay.rr.com NonNon--RussianRussian MotorcyclesMotorcycles byby CountryCountry • Universal Role of Adding Machine Guns to Motorcycles • American –Indian –Harley-Davidson –Kawasaki • British –Clyno –Royal Enfield –Norton • Danish –Harley-Davidson –Nimbus • Dutch –Swiss Motosacoche –FN Products (Belgium) –Norton –Harley-Davidson • German –BMW –Zundapp • Italy –Moto Guzzi • Chinese –Chang Jiang • Russian –Ural Man has been trying to add a machine gun to a sidecar for many years in many countries. American: Browning 1895 on a Harley-Davidson Sidecar (browningmgs.com) World War-One (WW-I) machine gun mounted on Indian motorcycle with sidecar. American:American: MotorcycleMotorcycle MachineMachine GunGun (1917)(1917) (www.usmilitariaforum.com) World War-One (WW-I) machine gun mounted on a Indian motorcycle with sidecar. American:American: BenetBenet--MercieMercie mountedmounted onon IndianIndian (forums.gunboards.com) It is hard to see how any accuracy could be achieved while on the move, so the motorcycle had to be stopped before firing. American:American: MilitaryMilitary IndianIndian SidecarsSidecars (browningmgs.com) One Indian has the machine gun, the other has the ammo. American: First Armored Motor Battery of NY and Fort Gordon, GA (www.motorcycle-memories.com and wikimedia.org) (1917) The gun carriage was attached as a trailer to a twin-cylinder motorcycle. American:American: BSABSA (info.detnews.com) World War-Two (WW-II) 50 cal machine gun mounted on a BSA motorcycle with sidecar. American:American: HarleyHarley--DavidsonDavidson WLAWLA ModelModel Ninja Warriors! American:American: "Motorcycle"Motorcycle ReconnaissanceReconnaissance TroopsTroops““ byby RolandRoland DaviesDavies Determined-looking motorcycle reconnaissance troops head towards the viewer, with the first rider's Thompson sub machine-gun in action.