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I *think* the jeep in this photo from the Baltimore Sun archives is tied/attached to a raft and is churning its way across the water while towing another raft. Or am I incorrect?
“Los Angeles, Calif. The amphibian jeep is here shown pulling an anti aircraft gun.”
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I believe this photo shows a Bantam BRC-40 being lowered from or loaded onto a ship.
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Charles tracked down these for our viewing enjoyment.
Charles spotted these.
Charles found these at WW2 Archives and a few other places.
Charles spotted this trencher photo at the Jalopy Journal.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-428585-p-112.html
Marc forwarded this great photo.
“Amphibian Jeeps Assembly Line 1943”
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This unfortunate policeman fell out of the jeep. I wonder if there were a series of pictures that captured this.
“This is an original press photo. Credit-Cleveland PressPhoto measures 7.25 x 8.75inches. Photo is dated 03-25-1952.”
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Charles found some jeep pics in the Jalopy Journal archives. This first photo of Edsel Ford in a Ford GP is from Wayne State University.
If you plant a jeep in a field, will it grow?
“Vintage, original “snapshot” photograph circa 1940s, measures 2 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ in very good condition. Photo taken by a member of the “205th Transportation Battalion” which was stationed in “Stuttgart, Germany”.”
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