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DRIVERS LEARN THEIR TRADE AT AN OF MOTOR TRANSPORT. - [Picture issued 1943] Motor Transport Drivers have a varied job. They take equipment from Maintenance Units to airfields or ports for shipment overseas; they deliver rations; drive ambulances; petrol bowsers, brom trollies and vehicles taking aircrews going out on operations to the dispersal points. Before they are posted to stations they train at one of the Motor Transport Schools. Many of the recruits have never driven before, but both experienced and inexperienced learn the metho
DRIVERS LEARN THEIR TRADE AT AN OF MOTOR TRANSPORT. - [Picture issued 1943] Motor Transport Drivers have a varied job. They take equipment from Maintenance Units to airfields or ports for shipment overseas; they deliver rations; drive ambulances; petrol bowsers, brom trollies and vehicles taking aircrews going out on operations to the dispersal points. Before they are posted to stations they train at one of the Motor Transport Schools. Many of the recruits have never driven before, but both experienced and inexperienced learn the method of vehicle control and road procedure. Theoretical training - trainees learning about the vehicles they will drive in the service Royal Air Force
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