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chisi
Posted: November 14, 2006 07:49 pm
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http://rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/galleri..._cars/BA_64.htm

Is a place where I found 3 pictures of some B64 russian armored cars in Romania

First ("A-64B from the 6th Separate Motorcycle Regiment in Bucharest. August 31, 1944[2]")

Second and third: "Field modification of a BA-64-125 in an open top version. Windshield and seats were taken from Schwimmwagen. One can see red banner in the rhomboid on its front panel. Romania, Bogashany town, 1944[1]"

Bogashany town would be, maybe, Botosani?
The russians look friendly...
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Posted: December 09, 2006 03:44 pm
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QUOTE (chisi @ November 14, 2006 07:49 pm)
http://rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/galleri..._cars/BA_64.htm

Is a place where I found 3 pictures of some B64 russian armored cars in Romania

First ("A-64B from the 6th Separate Motorcycle Regiment in Bucharest. August 31, 1944[2]")

Second and third: "Field modification of a BA-64-125 in an open top version. Windshield and seats were taken from Schwimmwagen. One can see red banner in the rhomboid on its front panel. Romania, Bogashany town, 1944[1]"

Bogashany town would be, maybe, Botosani?
The russians look friendly...

Yes, Botosani.

AMVAS has mixed one letter. But on Russian it is written Botoshani (Ботошани)
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