Cold War Warrior M60/M60A1/A2/A3
For many people the American M60 main battle tank is a crucial symbol of the Cold War period. No other NATO vehicle so heavily embodies the confrontation between East and West during these tough years. In the form of a journey through time, this publication looks at different variants of the M60 MBT in service with armoured units of the US Army, Army National Guard and US Marine Corps that deployed to Germany for exercises along the Iron Curtain and conducted training at German training areas between 1962 and 1988…
UNIMOG 1,5 Tonner S Part’s 1, 2 & 3
For many German ex-soldiers, Unimog means first and foremost the Unimog Type S, known as the “one-and-a-half tonner”. This type of truck was their daily workhorse and, with a massive 36,638 Unimog S trucks in service with the Bundeswehr, the word omnipresent could well be applied here. This figure also makes the Type S the top of the line in terms of military trucks delivered to the German armed forces..
US WWII Chevrolet 1 ½-ton 4×4
Trucks Cargo, M6 Bomb Service and others – Production of the first Chevrolet 1 ½-ton 4×4 trucks started in August 1940 with cargo and dump trucks with and without winch, panel trucks and the Bomb Service Truck M6. Of these models only the cargo trucks kept rolling off the assembly lines until the end of production in August 1945, as these were the main models to be used for International Aid requirements and delivered to allied nations through Lend-Lease…
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