File:Coloured Mechanical Transport Coy in Salisbury, 1940.jpg

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English: Men of the Coloured Mechanical Transport Company of the Southern Rhodesian forces pass out in Salisbury in 1940. These men, of Indian or mixed descent, went on to serve as drivers in East Africa.
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Source MacDonald, J F (1976) [1950]. The War History of Southern Rhodesia 1939–1945. Volume 2. Bulawayo: Books of Rhodesia. ISBN 9780869201404. Between pages 450 and 451.
Author J R Cooksey

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