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A Royal Army (British) Foden (6x6) Recovery Vehicle (Foden Heavy Recovery Vehicle, Wheeled, GS, 6x6), 22nd Engineer Regiment, is backed up off the loading ramp of the VLADIMIR VASLYAEV, a Russian Commercial RO-RO Container (Gearless) ship, onto the dock at the harbor in Split, Croatia. This vehicle is followed by a Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack Off-load and Pick-up System) Logistic Support Vehicle, carrying two more DROPS Multilift Mark 4 LHS (Load Handling System) flatbeds, with IFOR markings and a second Foden (6x6) Recovery vehicle, both being driven forward. The British are in Croatia to participate in Operation Joint Endeavor, which is a peacekeeping effort by a...

A Royal Army (British) Foden (6x6) Recovery Vehicle (Foden Heavy Recov...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: A Royal Army (British) Foden (6x6) Recovery Vehicle (Foden Heavy Recovery Vehicle, Wheeled, GS, 6x6), 22nd Engineer Regiment, i... More

A 22nd Engineer Regiment Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack Off-load and Pick-up System) Logistic Support Vehicle with IFOR markings, carrying a JCB 410M Rough Terrain Forklift Truck with IFOR markings, drives forward on the loading ramp of the VLADIMIR VASLYAEV, a Russian Commercial RO-RO Container (Gearless) ship, onto the dock at the harbor in Split, Croatia. In front of this vehicle is an AWD Bedford TM 4-4 (4X4) 8000 kg Truck, carrying large cylindrical containers, and moves forward on the dock. Another RO-RO Container ship is also seen in the background. The British are in Croatia to participate in Operation Joint Endeavor, which is a peacekeeping effort by a multinational...

A 22nd Engineer Regiment Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: A 22nd Engineer Regiment Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack Off-load and Pick-up System) Logistic Support Vehicle wit... More

Five Royal Army (British) Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack Off-load and Pick-up System) Logistic Support Vehicles, carrying containerized cargo, palletized cargo, and three Rough Terrain Forklift Trucks, and one Royal Army (British) Foden (6x6) Recovery Vehicle, all vehicles are with the 21st Squadron, Royal Logistics Corp, are parked along the roadside in the harbor in Split, Croatia. The VLADIMIR VASLYAEV, a Russian Commercial RO-RO Container (Gearless) ship, is seen tied to the dock in the background. The British are in Croatia to participate in Operation Joint Endeavor, which is a peacekeeping effort by a multinational Implementation Force (IFOR), comprised of NATO and...

Five Royal Army (British) Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: Five Royal Army (British) Leyland Trucks (8x6) DROPS (Demountable Rack Off-load and Pick-up System) Logistic Support Vehicles, ... More

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