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Military Vehicles2nd Edition frontmatter 8/27/03 8:36 AM Page 1 standard catalog of ® U.S. military vehicles2nd Edition Sample file David Doyle frontmatter 8/27/03 8:36 AM Page 2 © 2003 by Krause Publications All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the author, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a critical article or review to be printed in a magazine or newspaper of electronically transmitted on the radio or television. Published by An F&W Publications Company Sample file Please, call or write us for our free catalog of publications. Our toll-free number to place an order or obtain a free catalog is 800-258-0929 or please us our regular business telephone 715-445-2214. ISBN: 0-87349-508-X Library of Congress Number: 92-72123 Printed in the United States of America Edited by: Brian Earnest Designed by: Brian Brogaard frontmatter 8/27/03 8:36 AM Page 3 To Everette and Joyce. For instilling a respect and interest in history, and understanding of mechanics, thanks Dad, and for tolerating the folly of her boys, thanks Mom. Sample file Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles 3 frontmatter 8/27/03 8:36 AM Page 4 Acknowledgements This book would not have been possible of various Mack-built trucks. without the generous help of the following Herb Muktarian of United Defense individuals and organizations: Ground Systems Division provided photos Candace Fuller and Charles Lemons with and other materials. the Patton Museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Thanks to Brian Earnest with Krause spent hours answering questions and point- Publications, who guided me through the ing me in the right direction in my never- construction of my first book, and reined ending quest for photographs. me in when I began to go too far astray in Ann Bos and Randy Talbot with the U.S. my research. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Craig MacNab with AM General provided Command History Office allowed me access extensive background information and pho- to their photo files, which yielded many of tos of the HMMWV family of vehicles. the previously unpublished photographs. Fred Crismon generously provided copies My friend, John Adams-Graf, editor of of historic documents, and Richard Military Vehicles Magazine, who used his Hunnicutt’s vast collection provided several skills as a talented photographer to provide new photos. not only the color cover photos, but the Richard Adelman, Bryce Sunderlin, interior color photos as well. But especially Nelson Dionne, Cecil Jones, the Diebold for his unflagging friendship and support Safe and Lock Company, Evelyn Harless, during this project. Reg Hodgson, Don Moss, Ron Grasso, Joe Tripp Jones, Max May, and Roy Coates Shannon, Ken Whowell, Steve Keith, Jeff and the rest of the staff at Memphis Symanski with Tacticaltruck.com, Mark Equipment gave me unfettered access to Dodd of Rapco, Steve Zaloga, Denise Moss, their knowledge, facilities, and library. Shane G. Deemer of Military Rails Online, My family, who not only endured photo- and Bruce Kubu all contributed photos or taking and archive digging excursions while information without which this volume on vacations, but also provided supportSamplewould file have been badly lacking. throughout this task. Larry Roberts with the United States Francis Blake and Robin Markey provid- Army Engineer School History Office, Fort ed photos and information regarding Leonard Wood, Missouri, dug up several Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycles, newly discovered photos for inclusion in respectively. Lee Rudd spent an afternoon this volume. allowing me to photograph his beautifully Also thanks to Richard Grace, Jim restored motorcycles. Davis, Gordon McMillan, Ralph Moir, and My friend, Bruce Gray, spent two hot Daryl Bensinger. days rolling his vehicle collection out of My mother, Joyce Doyle, and my friend, storage for me to photograph for this book. Denise Moss, not only willingly gave untold Tom Loetzbeier of the Mack Truck hours proofreading this book, but also pro- Historical Museum provided needed produc- vided needed encouragement and support tion facts, specifications, and photographs during its compilation. 4 Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles frontmatter 8/27/03 8:36 AM Page 5 contents Contents Acknowledgements . 4 Dodge WC-12 . 44 Introduction . 8 Dodge WC-13 . 45 Condition and Rarity Codes . 5 Dodge WC-14 . 44 Dodge WC-15 . 47 Section one: Wheeled vehicles Dodge WC-16 . 47 Dodge WC-17 . 46 Motorcycles Dodge WC-18 . 48 G-523 Harley-Davidson WLA . 11 Dodge WC-19 . 47 G-524 Indian 340-B . 13 Dodge WC-20 . 46 G-524 Indian 640-B . 14 Dodge WC-21 . 45 G-524 Indian 741-B . 15 Dodge WC-22 . 45 G-585 Harley-Davidson XA . 15 Dodge WC-23 . 47 G-631 Indian 841 . 17 Dodge WC-24 . 47 G-680 Harley-Davidson UA, U . 18 Dodge WC-25 . 47 Dodge WC-26 . 46 Quarter-Ton Trucks Dodge WC-27 . 48 Bantam Reconnaissance Car . 20 Dodge WC-40 . 44 G-503 Ford . 24 Dodge WC-41 . 46 Pygmy . 29 Dodge WC-43 . 49 GP . 29 IH M-1-4 . 49 GPW . 25 G-400 M274 . 50 G-503 Willys . 28 G-838 M274A1 . 50 Quad . 28 M274A2 . 50 MA . 28 M274A3 . 50 MB . 28 M274A4 . 50 CJ-V35/U . 30 M274A5 . 50 G-504 Ford GPA . 25 G-740 Willys MC . 31 3/4-Ton Trucks G-758 Willys MD . 32 G-502 WC-51 . 54 M38A1 . 32 WC-52. 54 M38A1C . 33 WC-53. 57 M38A1D . .Sample . 33 WC-54.file . 57 M170 . 35 WC-55. 58 G-838 M151 . 36 WC-56. 59 M151A1 . 37 WC-57. 59 M151A2 . 39 WC-58. 59 M718 . 39 WC-59. 59 M718A1 . 39 WC-60. 59 G-483 M422 . 40 WC-64. 60 M422A1 . 40 G-741 . 61 M37B1 . 63 Half-Ton Trucks M42 . 63 G-505 Dodge VC-1 . 43 M43 . 64 Dodge VC-2 . 44 M43B1 . 64 Dodge VC-3 . 44 R2. 66 Dodge VC-4 . 44 MB2 . 66 Dodge VC-5 . 44 M201/V41. 65 Dodge VC-6 . 44 CMU-3 . 65 Dodge WC-1 . 44 CMU-5 . 65 Dodge WC-2 . 45 XM708 . 65 Dodge WC-3 . 45 XM711 . 66 Dodge WC-5 . 44 Dodge WC-6 . 47 1-Ton Trucks Dodge WC-7 . 47 M-2-4 . 69 Dodge WC-8 . 47 Dodge WC-9 . 48 1 1/4-Ton Trucks Dodge WC-10 . 46 G-890 M715 . 71 Dodge WC-11 . 47 M724 . 72 Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles 5 frontmatter 8/27/03 8:36 AM Page 6 contents M725 . 72 10-Ton Trucks M726 . 72 G-116 M1 M1A1 wrecker . 216 M880 Series . 75 G-642 White 1064 . 222 M881 . ..
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