Hi Andy, That looks like an interesting day out Any 432s for sale and it's nice to see a CET, my brother commanded one and also instructed on it. I was involve in the it's initial trials. When the Stalwart and 432 were no longer allowed to swim it was the only piece of kit in the British Army that could. My brother moved to the Armoured Engineers and commanded a bridge layer. In the Gulf war he also had mine ploughs attached (the weight of the bridge helps), and he towed a giant viper (mine clearing explosive hose). The bridge layer (AVLB-Armoured Vehicle Layed Bridge) at the RE museum was my brothers mount during the Gulf war.