The Morris CDSW 6x4 was a six-wheeled artillery tractor brought into service in the early to mid-1930s by the British Army to tow its field guns. Typically...

the Morris CDSW. The Royal Artillery persisted with specialist artillery tractors – known as "Field Artillery Tractors" (FAT) – such as the Morris "Quad"...

general service truck Leyland Retriever 6x4 truck Morris C8 – "Quad" field artillery tractor Morris CDSW – 6x4 artillery tractor Queen Mary trailer – trailer...

guns. The early 18- and 25-pounders had been towed in the field by the Morris CDSW or the earlier Vickers Light Dragon Mk. III, a tracked vehicle derived...

The gun on Mk. VP carriage with its modified armour shield on pneumatic tyres with limber towed by Morris CDSW tractor, 1938...

for a new FAT to supplement, and then replace, the Light Dragon and Morris CDSWs then in service. A specification was issued for a four-wheeled, four-wheel...

were succeeded by Nuffield Oxford Taxis. Military vehicles CS8 (1934–1941) CDSW (1935–1939) CS9 (1938) C8 (1939–1945) Post war civilian production FV (1948–1955)...

and its 18-pdrs were withdrawn for conversion to 18/25-pounders. A few Morris CDSW gun tractors were issued to TA batteries in early 1939. The four batteries...

vehicles for towing all the army's artillery (such as the Morris CDSW and later the Morris C8 "Quad", and the AEC Matador), and the procurement of tracked...

best-known of these during WWII, but the Diamond T Model 980 and the Morris CDSW were also built in large numbers. In 1929 Garner built a single 6×4 lorry...