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This appears to be a series of CJ-3Bs that are ready for some kind of shipment.
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“1965 Press Photo Military Jeep at Port of Embarkation with Barrels -This is an original press photo. Military Jeep at Port of Embarkation with Barrels Photo measures 8 x 10.25 inches. Photo is dated 07-27-1965.”
I think I would want a full roll cage on that CJ3B to work in those conditions !!
Looks like 3 x cj3bs tucked in there.
I think I see a minimum of 3 jeeps there. Probably waiting to ship out.
The stack of barrels on the left seem to have a precarious lean to them. Nowadays the safety people would be on scene to shut the situation down. I love these old photos.
Maybe they are M606s. It says military in the description.
As the advertiser says, this is military. Notice the blackout drive light on the left fender. 3b’s were provided to S. Vietnamese ARVN forces. And I was always curious that they included CHROME headlight bezels which I’ve see on pics of these taken in theater. Also the official markings on the back of the photo. bluemoonscooter11 from Vietnam has the NOS 3b grills (and other parts) on ebay from the warehouse of spare parts left there for this fleet of 3b’s. Interesting photo.