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Military Vehicles
For some years now the Sandstone Heritage Trust has worked closely with the Armour Museum in Bloemfontein to identify historically significant Classic Military vehicles to rescue them and to restore them to working order. From time to time special events are held which showcase these vehicles to the general public. This is in line with the Defence Force's desire to be seen as a valuable contributor to society in many different ways. We are currently working on an expansion of our relationship with the museum and this will be reflected in more news on Classic Military Vehicles on our web site.
Our pictures give an indication of the vehicles which are jointly owned and operated by the School of Armour and in association with our Narrow Gauge railway and in association with some of South Africa's top vintage and classic aircraft, many of which have a military origin. Our photographs show both a Tiger Moth and a pair of Harvards which joined us recently for one of our joint military vehicle displays. It is our intention to further develop our relationship with organisations such as the Harvard Club of South Africa and the Tiger Moth Club of South Africa.
Military Archive photosLouis Boshoff, one of our supporters, has sent us these pictures which... |
Military items arrive back from the Bloemfontein ShowAfter the success of the Bloemfontein... Oshkosh Tank Transporter all but complete...Jan Fouche has provided the following photographs... 31st March 2010 Jan Fouche has provided the following photographs and captions on the ongoing... 1st March 2010Like so many projects, particularly vehicles, they often look better than they... Feedback on this subject has come from an unlikely source; Godwin Hampton wrote in from Malta... On 28th January 2009, Friends of the Rail stalwart, Nathan Berelowitz wrote in: Hi, look at... Repairs to Oshkosh - 6 November to 21 December 2009Jan Fouche has provided the following... |

Military Archive photos
Military items arrive back from the Bloemfontein Show
Oshkosh Tank Transporter all but complete...
31st March 2010
1st March 2010Like so many projects, particularly vehicles, they often look better than they...
On 28th January 2009, Friends of the Rail stalwart, Nathan Berelowitz wrote in:
Repairs to Oshkosh - 6 November to 21 December 2009