90 Field vehicle markings - The Royal Artillery 1939-45

90 Field Sexton — **25 pdr SP Sexton – NW Europe November 1944 C sub-section, A Troop, 357 Bty**

	1. Tac sign
	2. Arm of Service
	3. 2 Army badge

90 Fld Sexton side — **Note. Name and star are white..Vehicle is a single overall colour, no camouflage**

A Troop 357 Battery	D Troop 358 Battery
ATTACKER – Sexton	DEFIANT – Sexton
(hit shortly after D Day and replaced by S233831 ATTACKER II) – Sexton Mk2	DREADNOUGHT – Sexton
AUGUSTA – Sexton Mk2	DREADNOUGHT II – Sexton
AJAX – Sexton Mk2	T228476 DEVILS DELIGHT – Sherman V Observation Post
ACHILLES – Sexton Mk2
APOLLO – Signals carrier	E Troop 465 Battery
AURORA – Sherman V Observation Post	EARLDOM – Sexton
	ENDURANCE – Sexton
B Troop 357 Battery	ENTERPRISE – Sexton
BEAU BRUMMEL – Sexton	EXCALIBUR – Sexton
BEAU FIGHTER – Sexton
BEAU GESTE – Sexton	F Troop 465 Battery
	FEE – Sexton Mk2
C Troop 358 Battery	S233720 FIE – Sexton Mk2
S233892 CATANIA – Sexton Mk2	S233900 FO – Sexton Mk2
CHALLENGER – Sexton Mk2	FUM – Sexton Mk2

90 Fld Sherman — **Sherman Observation Post NW Europe September 1944 Troop Leader, D Troop, 358 Bty**

90 Fld Sexton side 2 — **25 pdr SP Sexton – Brussels September 1944 D Troop, 358 Bty**

90 Fld Sexton side 3 — **25 pdr SP Sexton – Holland October 1944**

The photo is too indistinct to make out the markings other than the allied star.

Below the star on the front there appears to be the Tac Sign above the Arm of Service sign as at the top of this page. There appears to be no standard position for the allied star, positioning being left to individual Troops or even vehicles.

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