Couldn’t find a picture of it, you would be surprised the lack of military vehicles there are unless ya wanted to pay to get on their websites to download them. I tried finding tanks, artillery, other support vehicles.
Drove six of those when I was in. Nice collection.
No gama goat?
Not DUKW, but amphib jeep. DUKW is amphib version of Deuce and a Half, with 2 rear axles.
Also missing the K5 Blazer M1009 CUCV. I had one of those assigned to me for 4 years. It was 6 years old and had 450 miles on it. When I left that duty station it had over 44K miles on it. I went into the same position in a different unit and had a 6-pack CUCV Dually as my assigned contact vehicle.
In 1998 my military driving license had almost every wheeled vehicle in inventory for the USAF and a few of them were Army and Marine vehicles. I had spent 13 years in Joint Services where I also got to take the Offensive Driving Course at FLETC.
I drove a few of those too including the previously mentioned Blazer,
You forgot the M151A2
Couldn’t find a picture of it, you would be surprised the lack of military vehicles there are unless ya wanted to pay to get on their websites to download them. I tried finding tanks, artillery, other support vehicles.
Drove six of those when I was in. Nice collection.
No gama goat?
Not DUKW, but amphib jeep. DUKW is amphib version of Deuce and a Half, with 2 rear axles.
Also missing the K5 Blazer M1009 CUCV. I had one of those assigned to me for 4 years. It was 6 years old and had 450 miles on it. When I left that duty station it had over 44K miles on it. I went into the same position in a different unit and had a 6-pack CUCV Dually as my assigned contact vehicle.
In 1998 my military driving license had almost every wheeled vehicle in inventory for the USAF and a few of them were Army and Marine vehicles. I had spent 13 years in Joint Services where I also got to take the Offensive Driving Course at FLETC.
I drove a few of those too including the previously mentioned Blazer,
I owned an 87 K5 blazer. Wish I still had it.
ps I thank all of you who served.