My first time as 1st enlister

I'm considering giving this one a try, but before I sign up I have to find out if the entry I am considering will be allowed I'm interested in doing an LAV-L, it's the Logistics variant of the LAV-25 series but my question is if you'll allow it since it's used for other purposes besides logistics - vehicle towing, casevac, etc. I'm pretty sure it fits the criteria, but I'm looking for an okeedokee from the bossman on this one...

I'll be happy to get some ideas for the ribbon of this one.
I'm not so creative.
The only one that I built is this:

I work in this activity area and I can say forklift and footed staff never load a truck at the same time.

Peter for your ribbon ideas.
Being ex-RNZAOC I'm inclined to opt for the first - just the boxes .
I've finally decided (subject to change at a later date ) on what I plan to build. It's something slightly odd in comparison to the majority - Schreitbagger Kaiser SX - Austrian Bundesheer @ 25th.
See you all at the start line .

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Peter for your ribbon ideas.
Being ex-RNZAOC I'm inclined to opt for the first - just the boxes .
I've finally decided (subject to change at a later date ) on what I plan to build. It's something slightly odd in comparison to the majority - Schreitbagger Kaiser SX - Austrian Bundesheer @ 25th.
See you all at the start line .

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For those of us who need to ask Google:


That is a really cool subject for this campaign
/ Robin

I have a question, for logistics purpose, can I build a 1/32 navy air craft carrier deck tractor, they are always moving weapons, fuel, personal, etc.

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I have a question, for logistics purpose, can I build a 1/32 navy air craft carrier deck tractor, they are always moving weapons, fuel, personal, etc.

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Martin the Campaign Leader has the final say on this, but I would say that this fits the rules in the same way an artillery tractor fits. Basically anything that moves some form of manufactured materials from A to B (i.e moving soil from A to B is engineering, but moving beer crates from A to B is Logistics )

It would be fun with a dedicated Engineering campaign sometime next year

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I have a question, for logistics purpose, can I build a 1/32 navy air craft carrier deck tractor, they are always moving weapons, fuel, personal, etc.

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Martin the Campaign Leader has the final say on this, but I would say that this fits the rules:

"Operational Overview
A campaign for all of those who are in the second line and supporting the fighting line. "

... in the same way an artillery tractor fits. Basically anything that moves some form of manufactured materials from A to B that somehow aids the frontline soldier (i.e moving soil from A to B is engineering, but moving beer crates from A to B [for shipping to the quatermaster's personal stash - oops] is Logistics )


Martin would I be correct in saying more expanded examples are:

A Train engine with attached Cargo/platform trucks (unarmed trucks)
Military transport aircraft (no AC47 Puff the Magic Dragons!)
Any cargo transport type truck
Forklifts, trolley lift trucks, etc
Container ships, Oil Tankers, etc (Maybe stretching here)
Purpose built Artillery tractors/ towing vehicles (No gun tanks with artillery tied to the back)
Tank Transporters
Airfield/carrier support vehicles (bomb/missile rack towing vehicles, fuel trucks, etc.)