During World War II, the Jeep was enormously popular with troops and leaders. Originally designed as a reconnaissance car, Jeeps plowed through the sands of North Africa, the snows of central Europe, pulled aircraft across flight decks and ferried the wounded through jungles. Jeeps were configured for radio gear, armed with weapons, and bore stretchers. Large numbers of Jeeps were also delivered to allied nations. This book takes a detailed look at these vehicles’ service during World War II with more than 100 photographs, color profiles and detailed line drawings. Doyle; 52 pages.
Other Products You May Also Like:
MAI Issue 163 - Feb 2019
by adminTri-Tipo Plan196
by adminIssue 117 (1035)
by adminF4F Wildcat in Action
by admin
Shopping Cart
There are no items in your cart.Latest Products Added
MAI Issue 226 - May 2024
by adminIssue 126 (1044)
by adminIssue 152 May 2024
by adminIssue 343 - May 2024
by adminSlot - Issue 63
by adminIssue 217 - May 2024
by adminMAI Issue 225 - April 2024
by adminIssue 342 - April 2024
by adminIssue 151 April 2024
by adminIssue 125 (1043)
by adminIssue 216 - April 2024
by adminMAI Issue 224 - March 2024
by adminIssue 341 - March 2024
by adminIssue 150 March 2024
by adminIssue 124 (1042)
by adminSlot - Issue 62
by adminTamiya 2024 Catalogue
by adminIssue 215 - March 2024
by admin