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Kangaroo armored personnel carrier converted from Churchill tank, circa 1944-1945Leslie Bassett of No. 2777 Field Squadron RAF Regiment at the turret of his Humber Light Reconnaissance Car, the Netherlands, 1944-1945; note Typhoon aircraft of No. 257 Squadron RAF in background
Kangaroo armored personnel carrier converted from Churchill tank, circa 1944-1945Leslie Bassett of No. 2777 Field Squadron RAF Regiment at the turret of his Humber Light Reconnaissance Car, the Netherlands, 1944-1945; note Typhoon aircraft of No. 257 Squadron RAF in background
Loaded with US troops and a field artillery piece, a DUKW heading for shore, date unknownM10 tank destroying in a heavily damaged town, Europe, 1944-1945
Loaded with US troops and a field artillery piece, a DUKW heading for shore, date unknownM10 tank destroying in a heavily damaged town, Europe, 1944-1945
M20 armored car, date unknownM20 armored car, date unknown
M20 armored car, date unknownM20 armored car, date unknown
M22 Locust light tank leaving a Hamilcar glider, 1945; note M8 Greyhound armored car, date unknown
M22 Locust light tank leaving a Hamilcar glider, 1945; note 'kneeling' landing gear to lower front ramp for heavy equipmentM8 Greyhound armored car, date unknown
Members of the US 15th Army Air Force getting ready for some Rest and Recreation in a captured German Kübelwagen vehicle, Germany, 1945Men of a US Army anti-aircraft unit, Italy, 1945
Members of the US 15th Army Air Force getting ready for some Rest and Recreation in a captured German Kübelwagen vehicle, Germany, 1945Men of a US Army anti-aircraft unit, Italy, 1945
Men of US 5th Marine Division with mascot lion Roscoe, circa 1945Prototype Type 4 Ha-To self-propelled heavy mortar, 1945
Men of US 5th Marine Division with mascot lion Roscoe, circa 1945Prototype Type 4 Ha-To self-propelled heavy mortar, 1945
Prototype Type 4 Ha-To self-propelled heavy mortar, 1945Rear quarter view of an earlier DUKW variant (straight windshield; left-mounted spare tire), date unknown
Prototype Type 4 Ha-To self-propelled heavy mortar, 1945Rear quarter view of an earlier DUKW variant (straight windshield; left-mounted spare tire), date unknown
Rear view of Type 5 Na-To tank destroyer, Japan, 1945REO US6 Studebaker-design 2 1/2-ton 6x6 transport truck, built to the same specifications as the GMC CCKW but in much fewer numbers, date unknown
Rear view of Type 5 Na-To tank destroyer, Japan, 1945REO US6 Studebaker-design 2 1/2-ton 6x6 transport truck, built to the same specifications as the GMC CCKW but in much fewer numbers, date unknown
SdKfz 234/4 (8-Rad) armored car, circa 1940sServicing the engine of a M8 armored car, date unknown
SdKfz 234/4 (8-Rad) armored car, circa 1940sServicing the engine of a M8 armored car, date unknown
Side angle view of a Type 4 Chi-To medium tank, Japan, circa 1944-1945Side view of a later DUKW variant (sloped windshield; right-mounted spare tire), date unknown
Side angle view of a Type 4 Chi-To medium tank, Japan, circa 1944-1945Side view of a later DUKW variant (sloped windshield; right-mounted spare tire), date unknown

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