The insecure practice of painting the unit designation in plain language on the sides of vehicles and on signboards surprisingly remained in force until 1916, when orders were issued to the effect that divisions would select a device, mark or sign to be painted on all transport as a security measure.
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British Battle Insignia (1) : 1914-18
November 27, 1986, Osprey Publishing
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0850457270 9780850457278
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"The insecure practice of painting the unit designation in plain language on the sides of vehicles and on signboards surprisingly remained in force until 1916, when orders were issued to the effect that divisions would select a device, mark or sign to be painted on all transport as a security measure."
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