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English: 45 Ton Tracked Recovery Trailer which was designed by Cranes (Dereham) Limited and was manufactured by Boulton Paul. The trailer had four Orolo track units that were unpowered with no brakes and the flat platform had chocks and ramps. A winch in an armoured compartment was mounted on the front.
Date 6 June 1944
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Author uncknown british army photographer

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