5 Results: german military in New South Wales

• 15 ft

selling 2 German made by Kajaks, still being produced l by Pouch. These Kajaks are being continuously made for for over 100 years, also used by the military, very sturdy and fast they cut through waves, used for wildwater rafting, Atlantic crossing and also paddling from EU to Australia, one of these was displayed at the maritime museum in Sydney, 4500mm x 650mm x draft 100mm 20 kg, weight loading 130 kg Fits into 2 Bags: 1500mm x 300mm & 770x 500 mm. I would like to sell all together, but open

• 49700 km
• 8x4
• 32000 kg(GVM)

1991 Ex German Military Man Truck VIN - WMAX110346W016853 Gross Vehicle Weight - 32000 KG Gross Combination Weight - 40000 KG Unfinished Mobile Crane Project Was planned to have a steel flat bed across the steel columns with a generator against the back of the cab. Included is a second complete identical truck. Only issue with second truck is the tank has become contaminated with water & needs 4 new 12v batteries / it has not been run since the tank was contaminated The first truck

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Tamiya 1:48 scale German 3T 4x2 Military Cargo Truck plastic model kit Brand new, never opened Original packaging in excellent condition. Price Negotiable provided is near asking price or make a reasonable offer Personal Pickup available from Kingsgrove, Sydney, NSW or postage at additional cost.

Postage within Australia extra $10 Overseas buyers please contact for postage. An Australian Band of Brothers Don Company, Second 43rd Battalion, 9th Division This riveting book follows a small group of Australian front-line soldiers from their enlistment in the dark days of 1940 to the end of World War II. No ordinary soldiers, they were members of Don Company of the Second 43rd Battalion, part of the famous 9th Australian Division, which — during campaigns in Tobruk, El Alamein, New G