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This 1955 Willys News includes a center article on the use of Jeeps in case of atom bombs.
Having read these posted Willys dealer new letters, i’m surprised of the lack of coverage concerning New Jersey, NYC area. I would think this was a major market, yet no mention.
Thanks! Fascinating.
Thanks for posting this, Dave. The A-Bomb article provides some background that I had not been able to find regarding Willys’ involvement in the Operation Cue field tests, for my article about Civil Defense Jeeps at https://CJ3B.info/Fire/CivilDefense.html
Mike: I’ve got quite a few more, so hopefully NJ will be mentioned at some point!
Carl: Glad you enjoyed it!
Derek: Happy that was helpful. If I run across others, I’ll be sure to forward them.