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How are Indian military vehicles given registration numbers? - Answers
The first (or the third) character is always an arrow pointing upwards, this prevents the number being read wrongly in case the plate (and/or the vehicle bearing it) is upside down. The next two digits (or the two preceding the arrow) signify the year in which the Military procured the vehicle. The next is the base code, followed by the serial number. The letter ending after the serial number indicates the class of the vehicle.
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How are Indian military vehicles given registration numbers? - Answers
The first (or the third) character is always an arrow pointing upwards, this prevents the number being read wrongly in case the plate (and/or the vehicle bearing it) is upside down. The next two digits (or the two preceding the arrow) signify the year in which the Military procured the vehicle. The next is the base code, followed by the serial number. The letter ending after the serial number indicates the class of the vehicle.
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How are Indian military vehicles given registration numbers? - Answers
The first (or the third) character is always an arrow pointing upwards, this prevents the number being read wrongly in case the plate (and/or the vehicle bearing it) is upside down. The next two digits (or the two preceding the arrow) signify the year in which the Military procured the vehicle. The next is the base code, followed by the serial number. The letter ending after the serial number indicates the class of the vehicle.
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